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Quartz glass could store data for 10000 years according to Microsoft

Quartz glass could store data for 10000 years according to Microsoft
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Project Silica — how Microsoft s new glass storage could change the world

Microsoft s glass-based storage technqiue has the ability to house colossal amounts of information in a tiny form factor that s capable of lasting for thousands of years.

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Microsoft Repositions 7TB Project Silica Glass Media as Cloud Storage Solution

Microsoft Repositions 7TB Project Silica Glass Media as Cloud Storage Solution
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Microsoft s Project Silica will store terabytes of data on glass plates for cloud storage

Data storage that will last up to 10,000 years and doesn't require electricity, Microsoft's Project Silica will use glass to revolutionize the cloud.

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Microsoft Project Silica: Glass Plates That Store Data for 10,000 Years

Microsoft Project Silica: Glass Plates That Store Data for 10,000 Years
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