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I think storing movie archives is really a nice fit for this technology. Reading/writing data on glass is too slow right now to host applications with interacti
by hongzi 7y ago
I think storing movie archives is really a nice fit for this technology. Reading/writing data on glass is too slow right now to host applications with interactions. I would imagine read/write movie archive only happens once per month or even years. That said, glass storage should also apply to never-change log data like bank transaction history (or stale blocks in block chains)
- Verdex 7y agoWe should probably store a bunch of video evidence of historical events before we get the ability to do cheap and easy photo-realistic CGI on demand. There's going to be so many alternative video evidence for everything that historians are going to appreciate a known record that is difficult to update.
- vijaybritto 7y agoWhat if some one mischievous records the fake video instead of the real video? What if they get swapped post etching. I think the storage medium itself will not secure stuff for the future!