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| Source |  CodingSec |
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| Identifiant | 4649 |
| Date de publication | 2016-07-25 15:27:53 (vue: 2016-07-25 15:27:53) |
| Titre | Scientists Made The World’s Smallest Hard Disk With 500x More Storage Space than Best Hard Drive |
| Texte | Scientists from Netherlands have successfully written data at the smallest scale ever. Scientists managed to manipulate chlorine atoms one at a time and stored a kilobyte of data in what is now being called as the world’s ‘smallest hard disk’. These researchers took their inspiration from the famous physicist Richard Feynman – who once in 1959 envisioned that one day in future we could arrange individual atoms to store information. These scientists actually coded a part of Feynman’s speech on this topic into their latest ‘atomic kilobyte’. According to the team of researchers from the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience located at Delft University, the data written at this |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | ‘atomic ‘smallest 1959 500x according and stored appeared arrange atoms at delft being best called chlorine coded coding could data day disk disk’ drive envisioned ever famous feynman feynman’s first from future hard have individual information inspiration institute kavli kilobyte kilobyte’ latest located made managed more nanoscience netherlands now once in one part of physicist post researchers researchers took richard scale scientists scientists actually security smallest space speech storage store successfully team than these this topic time university what who world’s written written data  manipulate |
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