Sony and Panasonic have announced the formulated "Archived Disc", the fruit of their joint labours to create a new generation of optical discs for digital storage. The partnership between the two ...

Sony has announced the next evolution of its Blu-ray format. The new Archival Disc medium aims to offer up to 1TB of storage on one disc over time. Over on Sony's official site, the manufacturer ...

[UPDATE] A Panasonic representative has clarified that the Archival Disc is specifically intended for professional purposes, not general consumer use. "The development is specifically for professional ...

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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 ...

Electronic storage has been moving away from discs for quite some time. Music is kept on our phones rather than in giant CD books that get left in the car, important documents are kept on the cloud, ...

Apple gave up on optical drives several years ago. Citing Blu-ray Disc licensing issues and the growing popularity of Internet streaming, the company was able to leave CD, DVD and Blu-ray drives out ...

Recent news from Sony and Panasonic about a new type of disc designed to hold up to 1 terabyte of data has the Internet buzzing about its implications. Could this be the piece of the puzzle we need to ...

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 ...

[UPDATE] A Panasonic representative has clarified that the Archival Disc is specifically intended for professional purposes, not general consumer use. "The development is specifically for professional ...