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Written by Virgil
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 13:55 |
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Sometimes, working at the forefront of storage media technology we forget where it all came from. Take a look at this:
With a mighty capacity of 5 Mb - leading edge technology in 1956. It was later available in up to 20 Mb capacities. In a touch over 50 years, data storage has come a very long way. You can find more information over at IBM. |
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Written by Team Red Circle
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 14:39 |
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It's one thing to be able to read back data many years later, but it's another thing altogether to be able to display the file. We've been working on ways to help customers who choose the Millenniata™ Solution be able not only to store their content for a very, very long time - permanently - but also to be able to read it back later. What it all comes down to is file format. While the media and how long it lasts is critical, the file format is similarly critical. So what file format should you choose for the future? |
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Read more... [File Formats for the Future]
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Please enjoy this short video about the idea that created Millenniata, Inc. An interesting video about how seeing some petroglyphs caused Barry Lunt, IT Professor and Founder of Millenniata, Inc. to come up with the idea for the world's first truly permanent optical media - M-DISC™ - and the drive to write to it - M-WRITER™. It's an amazing academic leap, isn't it? From simple images carved in stone to an advanced permanent optical media is quite an intellectual feat.
Millenniata - Write Once, Read Forever™. For more information about how the Millenniata™ Solution can work for you, please
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Written by Virgil
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010 12:44 |
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Written by Virgil
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Friday, 18 June 2010 15:41 |
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Every business archives data digitally. SME, SOHO, corporate enterprise, government and military. Carrying those records forward reliably and mitigating the cost of data rotation has transitioned from an academic concern to a real-world concern and a potential for organisational discomfort. |
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Read more... [Digital Archiving and Business Systems]
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