Magnetic tape technology for analog, mostly sound, recording had been used for commercial uses since at least the 1930’s. Many different approaches to record sound with magnetic recording for ...

LTO-10 magnetic tape cartridges with native storage capacities of 30TB are announced with shipments of cartridges and drives ...

Over time, magnetic recording tape becomes unplayable because the binder used to adhere the magnetic material to the backing or a chemical added to the binder becomes unstable. Tapes in this condition ...

the epsilon iron oxide allows its magnetic direction, which represents either a binary 1 or 0, to flip in the presence of the high-frequency waves. Once the tape has passed by the recording head where ...

So how did Bing become instrumental in introducing magnetic tape recording? Because he was tired of doing live shows. You see, in 1936, Crosby became the host of a radio variety show, The Kraft ...

IBM has a history of breaking these world records, claiming five of them since 2006, and the newest record comes thanks to a new magnetic tape technology developed by Sony Storage Media Solutions.

Magnetic Tape: A Key Technology in Data Storage Magnetic tape, a medium for magnetic recording, was developed in Germany in 1928, evolving from magnetic wire recording. It played a pivotal role in ...

Now, IBM and Fujifilm have teamed up to create a prototype high-density tape cartridge with a record-breaking capacity of 580 TB. Other media have come and gone, but magnetic tape has been the go ...

It was used by the armed forces during World War II and considered secret. As a result, magnetic tape recording had been discussed on and off in radio circles for years, but no one had managed the ...

Magnetic tape technology has improved significantly ... “But we didn’t achieve this for the sake of the record. The big picture is that it means tape can continue to scale for at least a ...

Magnetic tape, that technology usually in the domain ... of mags with an areal density of 317 gigabits per square inch. The record employs a single tape cartridge containing 580 terabytes of ...