Researchers have developed a new type of optical memory called a programmable photonic latch that is fast and scalable. This ...

In doing so, they reportedly devised a 3D nanoscale optical disk memory system capable of reaching petabit (Pb) capacity. To put this into perspective, the storage capacity of a DVD-sized disc ...

Researchers have developed a groundbreaking optical memory device called a programmable photonic latch, promising faster and ...

Related: 'Universal memory' breakthrough brings the next generation ... This resulted in a far denser means of storing information on an optical disc. The scientists used multilayer nanoscale ...

An international team that includes ECE's Paolo Pintus, Mario Dumont, Galan Moody, and John Bowers develops a faster, more durable optical platform for in-memory computation From the COE News article ...

The 3D nanoscale optical disk memory technology builds on this foundation. The breakthrough heralds a new era of data storage efficiency and accessibility, with applications ranging from big ...

USB drives and optical discs are also storage. Memory is made up of "random access memory" (RAM) chips, which are upgradable by the user in a desktop computer but not in a phone or tablet.

A rewritable optical disc. First used in drives by Panasonic in the late 1980s, the phase change technology was subsequently employed in all major optical drives, including CD-RW, DVD-RW ...

Researchers have developed a new type of optical memory called a programmable photonic latch that is fast and scalable, enabling temporary data storage in optical processing systems and offering a ...