Japanese researchers, alongside a company specializing in industrial jewel components, have developed a new method of mass-producing 2-inch diamond wafers. Dubbed Kenzan Diamonds, these could be used…
TL;DR: A team from Japan has created the largest diamond storage device ever, able to hold up to 25 exabytes. Although intended for use as quantum memory, the 2-inch diamond wafer is notable for being usable even at room temperature. The company manufacturing it plans to commercialize it next year. Japanese researchers, alongside a company specializing in industrial jewel components, have developed a new method of mass-producing 2-inch diamond wafers.
