News New tech laser-etches QR codes onto ceramic-coated glass to store data for 5000 years — new working demo system unveiled

[Admin]

Cerabyte is developing a new storage medium made of ceramic layers that can last over 5000 years and is immune to environmental effects that can damage HDDs, SSDs, and tape drives.

New tech laser-etches QR codes onto ceramic-coated glass to store data for 5000 years — new working demo system unveiled : Read more

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Hieroglyphs don't require proprietary read/write technology that won't be around even 10% of the lifespan of the media.

 

[USAFRet]

Hieroglyphs don't require proprietary read/write technology that won't be around even 10% of the lifespan of the media.

Glyphs on the Rosetta Stone was also not easily readable.

Jean-François Champollion Deciphers the Rosetta Stone - JSTOR Daily

On September 27, 1822, the French philologist announced that he’d decrypted the key that would unlock Egypt’s ancient past.

daily.jstor.org

 

[Bobbbish]

"The storage-focused startup showed a working prototype of its ceramic storage system in a recent video built with off-the-shelf parts"

So the recent video was built with off-the-shelf parts eh?

Apparently Editing has become an entirely lost art these days

 

[edzieba]

Microfiche, but with lasers!

 

[kyzarvs]

"The storage-focused startup showed a working prototype of its ceramic storage system in a recent video built with off-the-shelf parts"

So the recent video was built with off-the-shelf parts eh?

Apparently Editing has become an entirely lost art these days

And don't forget "QR codes with lasters"

 

[Justin Goldberg]

Perfect for bitcoiners.