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Now we need a storage medium capable of supporting those transfer speeds.
by landypro 14y ago
Now we need a storage medium capable of supporting those transfer speeds.
- S_A_P 14y agoIm sure graphene will be involved with that too ;)
- dhughes 14y agoYes the graphene covered DVD put in a LightScribe DVD drive made a supercapacitor I'm sure that knowledge may someone help in making better batteries (yes I know a capacitor isn't a battery). https://www.sciencemag.org/content/335/6074/1326.ful https://www.sciencemag.org/content/335/6074/1326.ful
- solistice 14y agoBut a battery is a capacitor. Well, technically not, but they behave similarily, with the battery storing more energy per cubic centimeter than the capacitor, at the trade off of having a much higher internal resistance. Also I believe he meant data storage, since we have battery technologies which would work for this application, even though more juice is always a juicy prospect.
- solistice 14y agoYou could save attempt to use some kind of parallel setup down to the silicon layer to achieve these data throughputs. [S R ][bit0]->[line 0] [H E ][bit1]->[line 1] [I G ][bit2]->[line 2] [F I ][bit3]->[line 3] [T STER...etc. It's late over here though, so I expect this design to have an obvious fatal flaw.