I doubt it. There were a number of attempts to create commercial holographic storage formats (primarily optical discs) in the early-mid 2000s, but none of them

I doubt it. There were a number of attempts to create commercial holographic storage formats (primarily optical discs) in the early-mid 2000s, but none of them panned out. At this point, any new technology would need to show substantial advantages over flash memory and/or magnetic hard disks to be commercially useful; that's a very high bar to clear.