The polymer is crafted from two low-cost materials, sulfur and dicyclopentadiene, and the data is written using an atomic force microscope and read with a scanning probe tool. Although designed ...
This polymer, composed of sulfur and dicyclopentadiene, allows data to be encoded in the form of micro-indentations at the nanoscale. Using an atomic force microscope for now, scientists can write, ...
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A major breakthrough for high-density storageThis polymer, composed of sulfur and dicyclopentadiene, allows data to be encoded in the form of micro-indentations at the nanoscale. Using an atomic force microscope for now, scientists can write ...
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Cuneiform-like digital storage tech quadruples data storage — uses three levels of indentation in polymer filmthe team used a compound called dicyclopentadiene and sulfur to build the inexpensive polymer film. CDs and DVDs work exactly like this—a polymer (like acrylic plastic) indented using a laser to ...
Researchers from the University of Michigan and Sandia National Laboratory propose a nonvolatile electrochemical memory that ...
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