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Ceramics are notoriously brittle so it will be interesting to see how they make ceramic tapes.
by prologist 3y ago
Ceramics are notoriously brittle so it will be interesting to see how they make ceramic tapes.
- theultdev 3y ago> The first Cerabyte solution, CeraMemory, will come as a cartridge that contains sheets with ceramic coatings. If you looked closely at the data stored, it would look like "quasi-punched cards in nano-scale."
- prologist 3y agoTheir road map to denser storage, TB/cm vs GB/cm, mentions tapes. The cartridges make sense since they're essentially cd-roms, CeraTape on the other hand with 10 nanometer coating seems like magic. > Meanwhile, CeraTape (2030-35) gives away the storage medium type in its name. These data tapes will have a 5 µm thick substrate with a 10 nm thick ceramic coating.
- theultdev 3y agoCeramic film is used in window tinting and seems durable enough. It can stand the rollers and the elements. I assume the film for storage will be in a protective housing, but even exposed I don't see a problem.
- Anarch157a 3y agoProbably the same way Samsung make a foldable screen with a layer of glass, make it thin.