New Tech Allows Scientists to Print 360TB of Information Onto Glass

When it comes to storing all of our information for future generations, we're pretty limited. Books are susceptible to rot, photos fade, hard drives eventually break down and wipe themselves clean. However, scientists at the University of Southampton have developed a new way to store data: by encoding a ton of information (up to 360 terabytes to be more specific) onto tiny glass discs. What's more, the discs are able to withstand temperatures of 375 degrees farenheit and have an estimated lifesp...