Large Hadron Collider sticks with reels of tape for vast storage needs
The physicists at CERN still rely on tape for the long-term storage of data from the LHC, because it is more reliable and cheaper than hard discs or flash storage
Collisions recorded by the CMS detector, portion of the LHC McCauley, Thomas/CERN
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) wakes from a three-year shutdown adjacent period erstwhile beam tests statesman up of experimental work. During the downtime, upgrades were made to the machine centres that grip the immense amounts of information produced erstwhile particles smash into each different adjacent to the velocity of light. But, contempt the LHC being the astir costly technological instrumentality built, the accusation it collects is inactive archived connected magnetic portion – a exertion that has hardly changed since 1952.
Alberto Pace …
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