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. Hard silica glass can also withstand being boiled in hot water, baked in an oven, microwaved, flooded, scoured, demagnetized, and other environmental threats. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft's Project Silica uses glass to store data" and "DILG calls for probe into violent video games' impact on youth".
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Jun 26, 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.
Hard silica glass can also withstand being boiled in hot water, baked in an oven, microwaved, flooded, scoured, demagnetized, and other environmental threats.
Our coverage of project silica includes: "Microsoft's Project Silica uses glass to store data"; "DILG calls for probe into violent video games' impact on youth"; "TECNO introduces smarter EllaClaw AI with Cross-App support". Each article provides unique insights and information.