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	<title>Comments on: Single Atom Serves as World&#8217;s Smallest Magnet and Data Storage Device &#8211; IEEE Spectrum</title>
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		<title>By: Tomi Engdahl</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[IBM Researchers Prove It Is Possible To Store Data In a Single Atom 
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In an experiment published today in Nature, IBM researchers have managed to read and write data to a single atom. A previous atomic storage technique, as mentioned by TechCrunch, doesn&#039;t actually store data in the atom, but moves them around to form readable patterns. &quot;This means that imbuing individual atoms with a 0 or 1 is the next major step forward and the next major barrier in storing data digitally, both increasing capacity by orders of magnitude and presenting a brand new challenge to engineers and physicists,&quot; reports TechCrunch.

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<p>In an experiment published today in Nature, IBM researchers have managed to read and write data to a single atom. A previous atomic storage technique, as mentioned by TechCrunch, doesn&#8217;t actually store data in the atom, but moves them around to form readable patterns. &#8220;This means that imbuing individual atoms with a 0 or 1 is the next major step forward and the next major barrier in storing data digitally, both increasing capacity by orders of magnitude and presenting a brand new challenge to engineers and physicists,&#8221; reports TechCrunch.</p>
<p>Storing data in a single atom proved possible by IBM researchers<br />
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