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phase voxels
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Phase voxels refer to the three-dimensional data storage method used in Microsoft Research's Project Silica, where femtosecond lasers etch data as voxels inside borosilicate glass. This archival technology can store terabytes of data in a single glass platter, with longevity measured in ten-thousand-year timescales. Recent developments have moved Project Silica from a laboratory curiosity to a demonstrable archival system, changing practical trade-offs that previously limited the approach. The tag covers discussions on the technical aspects, benefits, and progress of phase voxel glass storage for long-term data preservation.
Microsoft Research's Project Silica has moved from laboratory curiosity to a demonstrable archival system capable of etching terabytes of data into ordinary borosilicate (Pyrex‑type) glass, promising longevity measured in ten‑thousand‑year timescales while changing several of the practical...