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Dataslide Technology Overview is a confidential document describing a new rectangular mechanical storage device called a dataslide. It uses a magnetic media plate with a 2D matrix of read/write heads accessed by a piezo-electric actuator to allow for simultaneous read and write operations. This increases access speed and bandwidth while retaining hard disk drive capacity and using industry standard protocols and mature technologies.
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Dataslide Technology
- 1. Dataslide Technology Overview 26 th May 2011 CONFIDENTIAL