Scientists create the first graphene-based holographic optical disc

• Scientists in Australia have succeeded in creating the first graphene-based optical disc. Owing to the magical properties of graphene, we’re not just talking about a Blu-ray or DVD disc that has had its recording layer replaced with graphene, either — we’re talking about holographic storage with absolutely monumental capacity, intrinsically high security, and apparently the ability to recover the data even when the discs are broken.
• Without getting into the complexity of how holographic storage works, it’s enough to say that it allows for incredibly high storage densities. In this case, the Australians say they’ve reached a density of around 0.2 terabits per cubic centimeter, or 3.2 terabits per cubic inch. {View Source}

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