Sony and Panasonic have agreed on a new Archival Disc standard for professional, next-generation optical discs aimed at long-term digital data storage, offering up to 1TB per disc. The discs could be ...

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Sony and Panasonic have revealed their latest disc-based storage roadmap, with 300 GB and larger Archival Disc media set to ship beginning next year. According to the two companies, beginning in ...

Sony and Panasonic have announced that they have teamed up to create a new archival optical disc standard called Archival Disc. The new format is aimed at professional usage with next generation ...

The new "long term storage" format will take 300GB of data and seems to have a logo written in Klingon. Nic Healey is a Senior Editor with CNET, based in the Australia office. His passions include ...

Data storage options have evolved from magnetic tapes, diskettes, CDs, DVDs, to Blu-ray discs and as the need for bigger and long-term storage, manufacturers come up with better solutions. Sony and ...

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Sony and Panasonic have formulated the “Archival Disc,” a new standard for long-term storage using optical discs, that can hold 300GB up to 1TB of data and is set for release in summer 2015. We first ...

Move over, Blu-ray: Sony and Panasonic have just announced a new optical disc specification with even higher storage capacities. The new “Archival Disc” format promises to store between six and 20 ...

Sony And Panasonic have announced the next generation optical discs, the two companies are calling this new optical storage ‘Archival Disk’. This new optical disc from Sony and Panasonic will come ...