I hope this succeeds. A single MRI can take up to 200 gb of storage space. The health system has about 7.5 petabytes of data in storage arrays alone, all of wh

I hope this succeeds. A single MRI can take up to 200 gb of storage space. The health system has about 7.5 petabytes of data in storage arrays alone, all of which is active and separate from backups. About one petabyte of that data is unstructured (which includes MRIs and other imaging data), and that’s the type of data that’s growing quickest. This is being done on purpose to obfuscate the pricing scheme. A shame on the industry. I have hope that, together, we can succeed and crack this. [1] https://www.itprotoday.com/file-storage-and-block-storage/how-healthcare-giant-uses-data-storage-tiers-pbs-data https://www.itprotoday.com/file-storage-and-block-storage/ho... * not sure how reliable this one source is, there isn't much information out there to verify against.