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Home » Panasonic’s “freeze-ray” Long-term Storge Uses 300 GB Optical Discs

Panasonic’s “freeze-ray” Long-term Storge Uses 300 GB Optical Discs

March 9, 2016
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Panasonic unveiled its enhanced “freeze-ray” series Data Archiver, which uses 300GB Optical Discs for long-term storage. The system was developed in collaboration with Facebook and shown at this week’s Open Compute Project Summit in San Jose.

A fully-loaded freeze-ray system can pack 1.9 petabytes of data in a standard 19-inch data center rack.

In the future, Panasonic plans to increase the capacity of the Archival Disc to 500GB and eventually 1TB per disk.

http://panasonic.net/avc/archiver/freeze-ray/

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