Two of Japan's largest consumer-electronics competitors — Sony and Panasonic — are joining forces to develop next-generation optical discs that pack 300 GB of data.
The companies announced Monday that they aim to jointly expand their "archive business for long-term digital data storage." Sony and Panasonic plan to develop an optical disc that can record at least 300 GB by the end of 2015
"In recent years, there has been an increasing need for archive capabilities, not only from video production industries, such as motion pictures and broadcasting, but also from cloud data centers that handle increasingly large volumes of data following the evolution in network services," the companies said in a news release Read more...
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