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1. First OEM holographic storage systems on the way

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Having shipped an apparently small number of holographic storage systems in late 2006 and in the first days of 2007, Inphase today said that it has signed Germany-based DSM as original equipment manufacturer ...

2. Holographic storage on track for December ship date

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   ... November or December, as InPhase Technologies, the developer of the holographic technology, said last year. Read the complete story here. (ExtremeTech)  ...

3. InPhase exceeds 500 Gbit/in² data density in holographic media

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   InPhase, which has promised to bring the first holographic disk drive to market later this year, has reached another milestone in the development of its storage media. The company more than doubled the ...

4. Holographic-memory discs may put DVDs to shame

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   ... memory. The discs, developed by InPhase Technologies, based in Colorado, US, hold 300 GByte of data and can be used to read and write data 10 times faster than a normal DVD. Read the complete story here. ...

5. Turner Network Television airs commercial from holographic storage device

   (Consumer Electronics/Consumer Electronics Features)

   Holographic storage devices are still a year from being available to consumers, but Turner Network Television (TNT) recently aired a commercial from an InPhase Tapestry drive. Hitachi Maxell, an InPhase ...

6. InPhase to demo holographic storage

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     Holographic media will get an airing next week in Las Vegas, as InPhase Technologies promises a demonstration of its first prototype system. Holographic media will get an airing next week in Las ...

7. A Holographic Video Recorder

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     At next week's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, InPhase Technologies, a Lucent spin-out, will unveil a prototype of the world's first holographic video recorder. At ...

8. IBM joins with biotech firm

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     IBM Corp.'s life sciences division has signed an agreement with Toronto's MDS Inc. Lucent Technologies Inc. is launching a group, InPhase Technologies, to focus on holographic data storage. Researchers ...