New Heat Technology for HDDs Offers 10x Capacity and 300x Performance Compared to Existing Drives
Developed by a group of scientists led by the University of York's Department of Physics, the new heat technology allows for 10 times storage capacity and 300 times performance compared to current disk drives.
(Img Source: Richard Evans, University of York)
Developed by a group of scientists led by the University of York's Department of Physics, the new heat technology allows for 10 times storage capacity and 300 times performance compared to current disk drives.
"The method uses an ultrashort heat pulse to switch magnetic polarity, eliminating the need to apply an external magnetic field."
Source: Storage Newsletter
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