Currently, magnetic storage is still manufactured as hard disk drives (HDDs) but you won’t find a tape drive in a modern consumer computer. That’s not likely to change but IBM is pushing the ...

In terms of costs, storing data on tape is pennies per gigabyte and when not in use, tape requires no energy unlike hard ...

In the time when technological development is the gauge of advancement, the American government’s move to replace magnetic ...

Japanese researchers have achieved record-low write power in high-speed SOT-MRAM, advancing energy-efficient, field-free ...

Hard disks emerged in corporate datacenters in the late 1960s and began to flourish in the 1970s alongside tape drives, which were the primary storage medium at that time (see magnetic tape).

A magnetic tape that was used to store data ... tapes were the only storage medium other than punch cards. Since memory (RAM) was limited, programs sometimes required one or more scratch tapes ...

combining storage and random-access memory into a single unit, but eventually other technological developments overshadowed its quirks. [smbaker] is placing his magnetic bubble memory module to ...

Dimensions listed are in mils. DIGITAL RECORDING also uses magnetic tape as a storage medium, such as digital audio tape (DAT), but these smaller formats cannot be spliced. The tape speed for the DAT ...