Millenniata, a new optical disc company, has designed an optical disc that will last virtually forever. The M-Disc, a disc that uses a rock-like layer of material to write and read data from, rather than the ink dies that a conventional optical disc uses.
Instead of using an optical dye, the Millenniata M-Disc literally etches data in stone, or at least a rock-like material.. It's also stable to 500 degrees Centigrade, Millenniata said, and is also stable in the presence of oxygen, nitrogen, and water - important for surviving both fire, and floods.
When an M-Disc is "burned," the rock-like material literally melts away, exposing a pit or a hole that can be read as a data bit. The technology doesn't require a special laser, but it does require a bit more power, plus some tuning in the firmware, said Ted Ha, the team leader of H-L's overseas sales and marketing division.
Currently, these discs are available in only DVD format but the Blueray format is coming soon. Check out this video below
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