The Storage Industry (Info Feed) to make any summaries here, but just have a look at holographic storage to get 70%)still resides with hardware, but the whole industry is rapidly morphing to http://www.smalla.net/infofeed/2003/10/29/the_storage_industry.shtml
Extractions: smalla.net home of stefan smalla Info Feed Home Archives The Storage Industry Oct 29, 2003 Ever since I have read The Innovator's Dilemma , I have been interested in the storage industry (not so much the excavator industry, which is also featured prominently, but you can probably guess why that is so). Yesterday, Business Week published a feature about the storage industry called The Storage Comeback So, what is so special about the storage industry? It sells a product that is at first sight as clearly to define as anything you'll come across in technology. The product is explainable to everybody. Demand is growing in leaps and bounds with no end in sight. It is a classical hardware business morphing rapidly into all sorts of software and services. Both corporations and consumers are customers. Last but not least, both technological as well as business innovation is an important factor in the industry. The first article Everybody Has More to Store highlights some more insight on why storage is a great case study, especially today:
CIO Asia - Issue - Colorado: The Wild West Of Storage talent in the Boulder area eventually lured the storage hardware company. companieslike Inphase Technologies Inc., which sells holographic storage media, and http://www.idg.com.sg/pcio.nsf/0/AEF09C5A2EB970F048256E210018E6B3?OpenDocument
Extractions: MARK: Good morning, Hal. I just got back from Maryland and the NASA Mass Storage Symposium. HAL: That's the annual gathering of blue-sky academics, isn't it? MARK: Partly, but most of them are involved in "commerciable" product research. HAL: Are those scientists coining new words, too? Or is that lab-speak for "real-world"? MARK: One of the issues that folks got exercised about was competition for applications between tape and disk. HAL: The marketplace fought that battle years ago. Disk is for rapid access and tape is for cheap backup. MARK: I thought it was a dead issue, too, but the rise of remote mirroring and copying over Internet protocol (IP) has stirred the pot up with a vengeance.
Technology: Hardware / PeripheralsPress Releases RECENT HEADLINES Technology hardware / Peripherals. 200403-27.Atomic holographic storage - Every file you ever owned on one disc. http://www.prweb.com/newsbycategory/1530/2004-05-19/40/
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Holographic Storage holographic storage is computer storage that uses laser beams to store computergenerated data in three dimensions. The goal is to store a lot of data in a little bit of space. is expected to yield storage capacities up to a terabyte http://www.whatis.com/definition/0,289893,sid9_gci214452,00.html
Extractions: Holographic storage is computer storage that uses laser beams to store computer-generated data in three dimensions. Perhaps you have a bank credit card containing a logo in the form of a hologram . The idea is to use this type of technology to store computer information. The goal is to store a lot of data in a little bit of space. In the foreseeable future, the technology is expected to yield storage capacities up to a terabyte in drives the same physical size as current ones. A terabyte would be enough space for hundreds of movies or a million books. Although no one has yet mass-commercialized this technology, many vendors are working on it. InPhase Technologies, which was founded by Lucent, is working on a product capable of storing 200 gigabytes of data, written four times faster than the speed of current DVD drives. Although current versions are not rewritable, the company expects to make holographic storage that can be rewritten within the next few years. The first products are likely to be expensive, and only feasible for large organizations with unusual needs for storage. However, vendors expect to make holographic storage available and affordable for the average consumer within the next few years.
Storage Devices White Papers, Webcasts And Case Studies holographic storage Technology A Viable Solution to The Mass storage Requirementsof Multimedia Computing See more details by viewing the abstract Download http://itresearch.forbes.com/rlist/term/Storage-Devices.html
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Beyond DVD: Holographic Storage - CNET.com How holographic storage, which has the potential ability to store 20 fulllength movies on a DVD-sized disc, could the next big thing after DVD. http://www.cnet.com/techtrends/0-6014-8-20013825-1.html?tag=ld
Howstuffworks "How Holographic Memory Will Work" holographic memory could potentially store terabytes of data in a 1 centimeter cube. Learn how it will work! Categories hardware Internet In this article, you will learn how a holographic http://www.howstuffworks.com/holographic-memory.htm
Extractions: Table of Contents Introduction to How Holographic Memory Will... The Basics Desktop Holographic Data Storage Lots More Information Shop or Compare Prices Devices that use light to store and read data have been the backbone of data storage for nearly two decades. Compact discs revolutionized data storage in the early 1980s, allowing multi-megabytes of data to be stored on a disc that has a diameter of a mere 12 centimeters and a thickness of about 1.2 millimeters. In 1997, an improved version of the CD, called a digital versatile disc (DVD), was released, which enabled the storage of full-length movies on a single disc.
Electronic Musician Getting Holographic KeepMedia KeepMedia Free Trial. Data storage on optical discs has been of critical importance to electronic musicians and consumers ever since CDs first appeared two decades ago. InPhase has been working http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.keepmedia.com/ShowItemDetails.do?ite
Re: The Future Of Optical Computing, Now, Atomic Holographic Storage Re The Future of Optical Computing, Now, Atomic holographic storage Postedby grey_eminence 200307-11 175926 In reply to Gene J. Koprowski. http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/board/mboard.pl?board=tnwtalkback&thread=2&id=
ITSJ White Papers: Storage Devices holographic storage Technology A Viable Solution to The Mass storage Requirementsof Multimedia Computing Published January 23, 2001 Type White Paper The http://whitepapers.itsj.com/rlist/term/Storage-Devices.html
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Vnunet.com - Terabyte 3D Storage Promised For 2004 pressures on the daily archival window. Also, tape has a low archivallife whereas holographic storage could last up to 50 years. . http://www.vnunet.com/news/1136136
Extractions: View UK websites Computer active Computer Reseller News Computing Infomatics Information World Review IT Week Network IT Week Personal Computer World PC Magazine vnunet.com Web active What PC? Register Update details HOME NEWS ... More... All articles News Reviews Downloads Jobs Forums White Papers Site map vnunet.com News Business hardware ... send to friend Also read News centre Job of the day More from vnunet.com ADVERTISEMENT Hologram technology will slash data back-up times Peter Williams, vnunet.com 20 Oct 2002 ADVERTISEMENT Technology that slashes the time it takes to back up corporate data from 12 hours to 30 minutes could be available within two years. Cambridge-based Polight Technologies has secured $5.4m worth of funding to develop Holodisc, a CD-sized unit that uses three-dimensional holographic data storage technologies. The discs can hold 500GB to 1TB of data and have read/write transfer speeds of over 1Gbps. This compares with the current limit of 4.7GB for a DVD and a read/write maximum around 3MBps.
Extractions: A Viable Solution to The Mass Storage Requirements of Multimedia Computing [View this Document] Published: January 23, 2001 Format: HTML Type: White Paper Abstract: The purpose of this study of holography was to investigate and report on the current status of holographic technology. In particular, the author's mission was to sustain the thesis that holography may in fact be, one day, the technology that dominates the way we use, store and access information. To meet this goal the author researched professional literature, visited companies, and academic institutions, performed interviews and then synthesized his findings by identifying underlying themes. Company: The Soussan Group
Science: NewsFactor Network - Innovation - of data storage? Full Story IBM s Deepening Commitment to Linux IBM is showingthat the laws of improving performance and declining hardware costs still http://sci.newsfactor.com/
Extractions: Hard-drive maker Seagate said it has overcome a significant challenge in magnetic memory with a new technology capable of achieving far beyond today's storage densities up to as great as 50 terabits per square inch. Currently, the highest storage densities hover around 50 gigabits per square inch, but Seagate said its heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology could break through the so-called superparamagnetic limit a memory boundary based on data bits so small they become magnetically unstable.
Evolving FAQ/Reference For Comp.arch.storage, Part 1/2 THIC (Tape Head Interface Committee) BayDel TeraStor HD Forum @ Blue Planet UnitreeADIC comp.arch.storage storage system issues, both software and hardware. http://burks.brighton.ac.uk/burks/pcinfo/hardware/storage/faq1.htm
Extractions: rdv@isi.edu or rdv@alumni.caltech.edu Note: this page has no official connection to Caltech other than the fact that I am an alumnus. Keywords: computer mass storage, frequently asked questions, disk, tape, RAID, file systems, hierarchical storage management (HSM) Note: the format of these web pages changed on Feb. 28, 1996. Please let me know if you have any problems with them. You should maintain pointers to the index page, rather than the individual nodes, since the contents of those may change over time. Information on disk, tape, MO, RAID and SSD can be found in part 1 of the FAQ. Part 2 covers file systems, hierarchical storage management, backup software, robotics, benchmarking, MTBF and miscellaneous topics. $Header: /nfs/yelo/rdv/comp-arch-storage/faq/RCS/FAQ-1.draft,v 1.38 98/01/16 18:19:48 rdv Exp $ Many items merely identified, not described. Last updated: 1997/9/18 Most recent changes: THIC (Tape Head Interface Committee) BayDel TeraStor HD Forum @ Blue Planet Unitree ADIC comp.arch.storage: Storage system issues, both software and hardware
Beyond DVD: Holographic Storage - CNET.com Site map, Send us feedback, Click Here. The whys and hows of holographic storage.The whys The theory of holographic data storage is nearly 40 years old. http://www.cnet.com/4520-6022_1-102299-3.html
Extractions: The theory of holographic data storage is nearly 40 years old. Major companiesIBM, Rockwell, Lucent, Polaroid, and Samsunghave spent millions studying it, not to mention research subsidized in the '90s by the American taxpayers through the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Bill Gates called it an "exotic improvement" in The Road Ahead; Scientific American has called it "the great white whale of technology research." All these players have kept chasing the whale because magneto-optical storage technologies are closing in on the finite physical limitations of their capacity, or areal density in industry lingo. Drive and media makers can still squeeze out some additional capacity; for example, the new Blu-ray format will buck up the DVD industry for at least a few years. But if you look 10 years out, today's technologies will start hitting the wall.
Beyond DVD: Holographic Storage - CNET.com Site map, Send us feedback, By Clair Whitmer (6/14/02). Say the phrase holographicdata storage out loud. What s the first thing that comes to mind? http://www.cnet.com/4520-6022_1-102299-1.html
Extractions: Say the phrase holographic data storage out loud. What's the first thing that comes to mind? Is it Princess Leia, the little picture on your credit card, or cheesy art galleries? Forget about them. Those associations are only part of the image problem that a Boulder, Colorado, company backed by Lucent will have to overcome. InPhase Technologies seeks to be the first real commercial player in an industry that some think will eventually replace DVDand that many others think is probably a pipe dream.
