Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 24th Nov 2005 19:16 UTC
Maxell will ship its first holographic storage system late next year, the company has pledged. The storage specialist will initially offer a removable system based on 300GB media and capable of transfering data at a rate of 20MBps, Maxell said. However, the company said the technology, designed by InPhase Technologies, is capable of achieving 1.6TB per disk - and that's uncompressed capacity - with a 120MBps bandwidth.
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2005-11-09
umm, you mean non-linear.
linear advantage would mean that the more you add the better the machine performs.
Multi-processors are a logarithmic advances in computing power... at some point, the return in system performance levels off.
or did you mean advance as in the next step int eh same line of technology?