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Exploring data storage innovations: From DNA to holography
- 1 Shanghai united international school (jiaoke) campus
- 2 Guanghua Cambridge International School
- 3 Pennon Education Group
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Abstract
This paper delves into the evolution of data storage technologies, focusing on the solid-state drive (SSD) and hard disk drive (HDD) and their working principles. It explores the advancements in DNA as a storage medium, highlighting its exceptional data density and potential as a long-term storage solution. The paper discusses the challenges and limitations of DNA data storage, emphasizing the need for further research to overcome these hurdles. Additionally, the paper introduces holographic data storage as a novel optical storage technology and discusses its potential applications. It also touches on the decline of the optical disc industry due to the emergence of alternative storage technologies. The use of metal nanoparticles (MNPs) in optical disks is explored, emphasizing their role in high-contrast imaging and data storage. The paper concludes by highlighting the diverse methods of data storage, each with its unique advantages and drawbacks, and anticipates future improvements in electronic information processing technology, leading to faster data transmission and increased data storage capacity within the same volume of storage media.
Keywords
SSD, HDD, Data Storage Technology
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Wang,Z.;Xu,L.;Yang,R. (2024). Exploring data storage innovations: From DNA to holography. Applied and Computational Engineering,41,106-111.
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