Human Brain May Store 10 Times More Information Than Previously Thought
The human brain could hold one petabyte of data — equivalent to all the movies ever made and in HD.
The human brain could hold one petabyte of data — equivalent to all the movies ever made and in HD.
This could bring us a step closer to using DNA as the ultimate hard drive.
Instead, they now release around 8% of global emissions.
Magnetic tapes might be tech dinosaurs but they're still invaluable for some applications.
Scaled up, it will likely lose some efficiency -- but will still leave HDDs in the dust.
A huge breakthrough might help solve our growing 'big data' storage problem.
This could be a game changer for storing renewable energy like wind or solar.
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