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On 2/18/2016 4:21 PM, Anthony D. Baye wrote:
> I get the reference, and understand the concept. However, considering that the
> theoretical limit for volumetric data storage is something like one bit per
> cubic wavelength; given a laser with a wavelength of .15nm -assuming my math is
> correct- you could fit 2.962963e29 bits into a cubic meter.
>
> That's something like 3*10^16, or three Quintillion ( a little more, really ),
> terabytes. Per cubic meter of storage.
>
> Three Thousand Billion Terrabytes, plus a few million.
How many neurons in the human brain?
I'm thinking big, then come the singularity. :-)
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Regards
Stephen
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