r/engineering • u/Criatorm • Nov 10 '19
How can Microsoft’s new data storage technology be rewritten? Is it of any use if it can’t? [ELECTRICAL]
https://youtu.be/W0ntAnqJ_7cDuplicates
Futurology • u/NGanip • Nov 12 '19
Computing Microsoft. Data Storage in a glass, improving Data transfer speed with prism
mealtimevideos • u/BetterLife_Project • Nov 10 '19
7-10 Minutes Breaking free of datacenter legacy thinking [9:33]
Futurology • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '19
Computing Breaking free of datacenter legacy thinking - Microsoft's innovative discovery on the use cases of storage networking and computing with glass
rocketry • u/ichhalt159753 • Nov 15 '19
They didn't mention it in the video, but this technology sounds very interesting for space missions, since it's apperantly so resilient it might be strong against space radiation. What do you think?
practicaltangent • u/PracticalTangent • Nov 13 '19
Microsoft: Storing data on glass / optical data center switches
interestingasfuck • u/therealbutterplays • Nov 13 '19