5D Quartz ETERNAL Storage 💿 How it Works

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[ZgermanGuy.]

Imagine you buy a shelf full of these cubes and you own literally every book movie and video game that has ever existed

It feels nice to know that art and our knowledge will be preserved

[megaman]

right ear: happy Hank
left ear: sad Hank

[Zetchzie]

Imagine one of these archiving the entirety of games made upto this point

[infinityzer]

New server rooms with this new technology: THE CRYSTAL CHAMBER!

[TyphonNeuron]

Ok wow, this is the best video I found explaining this technology. Thanks!

[CarlWong]

When will we have the technology to put the audio in both channels?

[itselliexoxx]

My right ear really enjoyed this video

[TatyanaValdaBelindaHill]

This is so helpful and so easy to understand. Thank you so much. Believe it or not, it helps me in my 'unscientific' creative writing. ❤

[ChrisWMF]

I heard about this tech a while back. Holographic information storage. One could use lenses to see into the crystal at different focal lengths from the very close to some being miles inside the crystal. They say even plane text and photographic information could be stored in it making obsolescence almost impossible.

[scriptles]

This kind of storage would be perfect for music and movie or internet archival among a few other things. storing blockchains might be interesting as well.

[jon]

Super man hit the nail on the head with the crystal base and memory crystals

[JohnDoe-kcsi]

Not rewritable is a good thing, solid informations that guaranteed its origin.

[YariyaMedia]

Nice technology. It may be the future of the storage devices. Or our external memory card for brain.

[brandonsheffield]

I would love one of these in my Desktop PC/ home server.

[TheZombiesAreComing]

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In other words, the same limitation as CD/DVD burning. If it's used for archival purposes, that won't be a problem and the only factors that matter are:

1. That is can store a large amount of Data unlike CD (700 MB) or DVD (4.7 GB). 8K Video recordings are too large to fit on either.
2. That it is damage resistant (unlike HDD which are infamous for permanently breaking if the HDD receives even the smallest amount of fall damage.)
3. That it can retain the data for as long as possible (unlike SSD memory which looses all it's data if not plugged in for anywhere between a week and a year). Current most data mediums last 5-10 years at most and the only known reliable long term data storage is magnetic tape which can last 30 years before it starts to deteriorate. There is also M-disk which has a theoretical life-span of 1, 000 years
4. That the data will be readable by future devices and Operating systems, whether that be for hardware reasons or data format reasons.

[ericswain]

The difficulty with new and somewhat exotic technology is organizing and implementing the infrastructure to facilitate the public and corporate use as well as making it economically viable and profitable in the marketplace.

[bbrucet]

I remember when Wing Commander 2 was released, my father told me that NO game was 20 MB large. What a world I live in. I wish he was here to see it.

[navysailor]

Microsoft has jumped on the bandwagon for this storage technology, I hope it will be available in our life time. Slowly transferring my data hoard onto 20TB hdd's, around 200TB so I can fit it in a server. I would expect this technology to be commercially available in the next 25-30 years.

[Bender]

please fix the audio between the music and the voice presentation. Thanks

[favesongslist]

Just been recommended to me. Great video with great illustrations, Well done. Subscribed :)