by Electronista, Gadgets for Geeks
Hitachi and Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development (NEDO) have revealed a new technology that could lead to hard drives with eight times more storage than with existing hardware. A new patterning approach lets polymer materials used for the magnetic storage arrange themselves much more efficiently than in current approaches. The technique produces about 3.9 terabits per inch (488GB) even when applied to otherwise normal drives.
http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/11/25/hitachi.develops.39tbit.per.inch.hard.drive.tech/
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