Sony and Panasonic have just announced a partnership to provide, by 2015, disk storage up to 300GB A product that is intended primarily for professionals.
Blu-ray The heir to the Blu-ray XL could come from Sony and Panasonic are the two companies to join forces to develop "an optical disc with a recording capacity of at least 300 GB" by the end of 2015, says a press release.
At a time when the cloud is emulated, the two companies aim to provide companies and certain sectors such as the medical field, solutions to "the storage of digital data in the long term." "Optical discs have excellent properties to protect data against the environment. They are resistant to water and dust, as well as changes of temperature and moisture when stored. They also provide an intergenerational compatibility with different formats, which ensures that their reading is possible even if the standards evolve. "
For now, the two companies do not give further details on the initiative, even if we can expect to hear in the next two years. Will continue to address the issue of longevity support, while the firm announced Millennial there is little disk of 25 GB can withstand the test of time for 1000 years.
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