A new optical disc company based in Salt Lake City called Millenniata is set to deliver a new type of optical disc that can be read on standard DVD drives but will safely store data for up to ...

You'd have the Millenniata M-Disc, which is basically a 4.7GB DVD with a data layer made out of stone-like metals and metalloids.

Where an M-Disc might last 100 or 1000 years, a tape might last 30 years at best. Recent users include members of Reddit’s r/DataHoarder community and state government authorities.

Millenniata, a new optical disc company, has partnered with Hitachi-LG Data Storage to create M-DISC and M-READY disc storage technology that permanently etches data onto the write layer of the disc ...

Along with being impervious to wear and tear, the M-Disc is virtually indestructible under high-stress situations that would cripple conventional storage.

Disc golf “holes” aren’t holes at all, but raised baskets with chains that direct the disc downward. Todd Korol for The New York Times Serious aficionados may have a wide selection of discs.

The $78 Mercury Pro’s M-DISC DVD writing support doesn’t require special software unless you want to fine-tune the contents of your disc image before mastering it.

Having trouble making the delivery of the mock disc to the M Disc Shrine and collecting the northwestern flame (P. Flame) in Animal Well? Check out this video guide which showcases the best route ...

Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers: Question: Work is underway on the Muni’s ...

Have you ever seen a dog perform a 360-degree twisting backflip and catch a frisbee in mid-air? Between now and Sunday, that ...

The 40-acre course, planned near JB Lefevre and Market Street, is a city project that is currently being called the Forty Acre Wood Disc Golf course.

The special, closed session section of Wednesday’s Arcata City Council meeting will now begin at 5:15 in Arcata City Hall. An ...