ZURICH, Switzerland — IBM Corp. has a working prototype of its nanometer-scale 'Millipede' storage system but is conducting an internal investigation into whether the technology should be launched as ...

ZÜRICH &#151 Zwar hat IBM einen funktionierenden Prototyp seines Nanometer-Speichers 'Millipede' vorliegen, doch sicher ist sicher: Einem Bericht der 'Small Times' zufolge prüft Big Blue derzeit ...

Using an innovative nanotechnology, IBM scientists have demonstrated a data storage density of a trillion bits per square inch - 20 times higher than the densest magnetic storage currently available.

HANNOVER, Germany--IBM tantalized chip aficionados at CeBit here last week with a storage device that it says can achieve data densities of more than 1 terabit per square inch. The MEMS prototype can ...

Some say The Information Age began with the invention of the PC. For others, it's the birth of the Internet, the development of the silicon chip or the global crisscrossing of fiber-optic cable that ...

IBM scientists in Switzerland have demonstrated a data storage density of atrillion bits per square inch, claims the company, achieving this over a100x100?m area. The storage device used is not a ...

IBM wowed crowds at CeBIT last week with a storage device that can achieve data densities of more than one terabit per square inch — that's 19.2GB per square centimetre. The prototype of the ...

IBM researchers have gone back to the pioneering days of computers to create a novel method of storing data. A miniaturised version of the punch cards used in some of the earliest computers has helped ...

Company leads the way to probe-based data storage that is cheaper, denser and more compact than current methods. Some say The Information Age began with the invention of the PC. For others, it's the ...

A MILLIPEDE that can still remember where it was punched a decade later offers the prospect of increased digital storage. In 2002, IBM developed a punch-card system, known as Millipede, using a thin ...