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February 4th, 2005

Optware seeks U.S. vendors to adopt holographic storage

Abstract:
Optware claims the technology enables the storage of up to 3.9TB of information on a single disc. (One terabyte is 1,000 gigabytes.) The company is initially commercializing 200GB recordable and 100GB read-only discs, it said.

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