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Ceramic-based startup wants to put more than 100,000TB in a 42U rack by 2030 — but it will take almost 50 years to fill it up

Cerabyte.
  • The first-generation system is slower than tape but aims to scale up rapidly by 2030
  • Cerabyte’s roadmap involves physics so advanced it sounds like sci-fi with helium ion beams
  • Long-term capacity hinges on speculative tech that doesn’t yet exist outside lab settings

Munich-based startup Cerabyte is developing what it claims could become a disruptive alternative to magnetic tape in archival data storage.

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