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March 21st, 2005

Rust never sleeps so data tape maker fights it with nano

Abstract:
Despite the onslaught of optical media for data storage, backup and multimedia entertainment, good old tapes are standing their ground. And in the case of a data backup tape format called Linear Tape-Open, or LT-O, it's in part due to nanoscale innovation.

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