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InPhase demonstrates holographic storage
Sep 18, 2006 8:00 AM
InPhase Technologies, a developer of holographic data storage, demonstrated its commercial holographic storage technology at IBC.
The company's Tapestry 300R holographic drive offers 300Gb of storage at high transfer rates and will ship to initial customers at the end of this year. Hitachi-Maxell, the parent company of Maxell Europe, is both a strategic investor and a media manufacturing development partner of InPhase.
The company's Tapestry 300R holographic drive offers 300Gb of storage at high transfer rates and will ship to initial customers at the end of this year.
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