Digital Image Stored In A Single Molecule
from the think-how-many-can-be-stored-on-the-head-of-a-pin dept
dsg wrote in with a link to a news item about some researchers who have figured out how to store information in the atoms of a single molecule. A single liquid crystal molecule can apparently store 1024 bits of information, enough for a digital image. This is, of course, very much at the experimental stage of things, so you probably shouldn’t expect molecular-level storage to be coming out commercially anytime soon.
