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Home > News > New Technology Could Yield Terabyte Optical Disks

September 29th, 2004

New Technology Could Yield Terabyte Optical Disks

Abstract:
A new approach to storing information on optical disks could lead to development of a medium that reportedly would be capable of holding as much as 1 terabyte of data -- 100 times the capacity of current digital-video disks.

The technology, called "multiplexed optical data storage" (MODS), is the brainchild of researchers at Imperial College in London.

Counterpoint: 1000 gig discs won't work

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