Permanent storage CD technology developed to complete the guaranteed data thousand years without losing

Utah State Salt Lake City, a company called Millenniata, yesterday released a CD-ROM technology called "M-disc" to provide new solutions to users who needed long time to store CDs, promising to keep the data in the CD intact for up to 1000 years.

Using this patented technology, users can write data to a kind of "rock" material (surface using enhanced polycarbonate) in order to prevent any form of data loss in normal use, the use of CD-ROM even if the frequency of more than a day to do not worry (unless you get the knife or the CD-ROM).

As a partner of Millenniata, Hitachi-LG data storage will produce M-ready DVD optical drives capable of reading M-disc discs, and the M-ready CD-ROM and M-disc discs are expected to start selling in October.

According to the information provided by Millenniata, the 4.7GB M-disc technology DVD discs are priced at $2.99 (5 for $13.99 and 10 for $26.99). The Blu-ray version of the M-disc disc is now in development and will be released sometime in a short time.
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