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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Jeff Butts

Cerabyte brings archival glass storage with 5,000 year durability to the U.S.

A laser writing and reading data on a Cerabyte ceramic glass tablet.

German archival glass storage specialist Cerabyte announced on July 15 that it is bringing its technology to the U.S. The firm has already opened offices in Santa Clara, Calif., and Boulder, Colorado to prepare to commercialize its ceramic glass tablet storage technology.

Cerabyte, founded in 2022 by Christian Pflaum, Martin Kunze, and Alexander Pflaum, hopes to revolutionize data storage by offering a system that keeps data safe from any loss without the need for a constant supply of electricity. It makes sense for the company to bring its business to the U.S. since the largest data storage providers and many of the largest potential consumers are located in the U.S.

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