By dotCore
via technologyreview.com
Submitted: Nov 18 2012 / 01:13
Fabrication Trick Offers Fivefold Leap in Hard-Disk Capacity Using Self-Assembling Polymer Molecules
A technique that enables the nanopatterned layers that store data in hard disk drives to assemble themselves has been improved to better suit mass production, and could enable disks that store five times as much data as the largest available today.
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