TOKYO -- Sony is using its recent acquisition of U.S. startup Optical Archive to enter the field of corporate data storage and breathe new life into its optical disc business. The Japanese company ...

Sony Corp. will launch a new optical disk format in November that allows for storage of up to 23.3GB per disk, the company said today. The format, called Professional Disc for Data, is being ...

Sony Electronics has introduced a new blue laser-based professional disc for data storage. The company’s new ProDATA drives hold up to 23GB of storage capacity on a single-sided optical disc. ProDATA ...

Optical discs like Blu-ray are losing favor, but Sony and Panasonic don't seem to care. The companies have cranked up the storage capacity on optical media to a stunning 3.3TB.

Sony has long been a key player in digital storage technologies. The company introduced the CD in 1982, which it developed in collaboration with Philips, revolutionizing how data and music were ...

Sony Group sets down to mass-produce laser diodes that quadruple hard disk drive (HDD) capacity, developing substantial data storage sector advancements. Sony Semiconductor Solutions will start ...

Sony Group Corp SONY is set to significantly enhance Hard Disk Drive (HDD) capacities through the mass production of laser diodes, a move poised to meet the growing demands of data centers worldwide.

As a result of Sony’s initial announcement, the internet has been abuzz with conclusions that the Blu-ray Disc format is ending. However, there is more to the story as a follow-up statement issued by ...

When it comes to high-capacity cold digital storage, it’s hard to go past optical media. Tapes can compete on cost and data density, but falter in longevity. Where an M-Disc might last 100 or ...

By Alimat Aliyeva Sony has announced the reduction of 250 jobs at its optical disc manufacturing plant in Tagaze, Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...

In 2014, the company, in partnership with Panasonic, came up with a new optical storage format for professionals, the Archival Disc, which could store a whopping 300GB of data.. The writing has ...