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Pixie Dust Quadruples Disk Storageby Dave MurphyISSN 1535-3613
The new technology will eventually raise the capacity of drives to 100 gigabits per square inch. IBM said the technology, antiferromagnetically-coupled (AFC) media, sandwiches a three-atom-thick layer of a precious metal similar to platinum between two magnetic layers on a disk. Because of its atomic size, scientists at IBM have dubbed the metal "pixie dust." IBM is using the AFC media in its Travelstar notebook hard disk drive products. Currently, it allows data densities up to 25.7 gigabits per square inch.
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