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January 10th, 2006
Abstract:
The capacity of hard drives can be pushed to over 1 terabit of data per square inch, says Seagate in California. Increasing the data density can be done by shrinking the size of the magnetic spots that record the data – the tricky bit is that the tiny magnetic spots are so small that their magnetism fades soon after recording. (3rd story on the page)
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newscientist.com
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