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InPhase Technologies breaks data density record
That's quite a feat. The amount of data a company needs to store only grows over time, with more media being converted to digital formats and data being more accessible and reproduceable. Don't expect a 5TB drive to be at your doorstep tomorrow, though – InPhase is planning to release a 300GB capacity disk sometime later this year, with a meager 20MBp/s transfer rate. Plans for volumes as high as 1.6TB per disk are planned, but to truly see the advantage it will not only have to be large and fast, but also cheap.
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