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Protein-Packed Hard Drives Promise High Capacity

Posted by timothy on from the will-donate-blood-for-this dept.

Digimax writes "The New Scientist has an interesting article on a technology being developed by NanoMagnetics which involves using a protein responsible for storing iron in the body to store data on a hard drive. Is this the start of the BioTech revolution?"

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  1. My hard drive by smileyy · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    My hard drive is already filled with protein, but that has more to do with muzzle velocity than it does with any sort of research or experimentation.

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    pooptruck