High Density Optical Memories for Safe Archival Data
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 366–371 · Published 4 Dec 2013
10.9734/PSIJ/2014/6711Abstract
Ion nanobeams are used to write data bits of nanometer diameter into storage materials and photon near-field technology is employed to read this novel kind of digital memory.
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