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    Thread: Quartz glass slivers that store data forever


    hogey11 (Offline)

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    09-24-2012, 04:55 PM
    Hitachi unveils quartz glass slivers that store data forever

    Thought this was interesting... Is this related to the 'crystal' technologies of past civilizations (was it Lemuria?)
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    09-26-2012, 03:42 PM
    Some channels have been claiming for years that Akashic Records are stored in crystalline form. Will be interesting to see where this technology takes us.
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    09-26-2012, 09:17 PM
    Weve had crystal data storage for years.
    Earlier generations would "only" would last like 10,000 years. This stuff I believe is supposed to last for like 10,000,000. Might be off by an order of magnitude either direction though. Though data density seems to be only somewhat improved

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