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Seems pretty plausible that we could create an SSD that would power up on a timer then couldn't we? Am I missing something?
by trose 11y ago
Seems pretty plausible that we could create an SSD that would power up on a timer then couldn't we? Am I missing something?
- Bill_Dimm 11y agoBackup drives stored in a vault probably don't have access to electricity.
- vectorjohn 11y agoBecause that's a plausible, common use case.
- NeutronBoy 11y agoUh, where do you store your backups? Because having them in a safe deposit box is a very common option (amongst those people who actually do backups)
- darkarmani 11y ago> Likewise, DVD-type archive storage will need a magic trick or two to remain in the race. A terabyte of DVDs will cost more than a terabyte SSD and that isn’t including the DVD library unit. The article thinks that SSDs will be used for archives.