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Bigger hard drives mean cramming more bits
into smaller spaces. But the practice of simply
shrinking conventional bits is about to bump
up against the laws of physics. Storing information
using arrays of nanowires set on end, however,
could catapult disk drive capacities into
the stratosphere. All that stands in the way
is figuring out how to read and write to these
microscopic bits.
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