Microsoft Research recently introduced Project Silica, a storage technology that uses ultrafast laser optics to store data in quartz glass. Project Silica is designed and built for large-scale storage systems, including cloud infrastructure. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft's Project Silica uses glass to store data" and "Google replaces Fitbit app with new Google Health app".
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May 8, 2026Microsoft Research recently introduced Project Silica, a storage technology that uses ultrafast laser optics to store data in quartz glass. Project Silica is designed and built for large-scale storage systems, including cloud infrastructure.
Our coverage of project silica superman includes: "Microsoft's Project Silica uses glass to store data"; "Google replaces Fitbit app with new Google Health app"; "vivo Y31d pre-order now available in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.
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