<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Munich-based Cerabyte aims to revolutionize data storage with glass tablets and lasers by 2030.</li><li>Using femtosecond lasers, data is etched into a ceramic recording layer on glass.</li><li>Cerabyte seeks to offer better longevity, performance, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional methods.</li><li>The company plans rapid iteration towards storing over 100 PB in a single rack.</li><li>Backed by major names like Pure Storage and Western Digital, Cerabyte targets sustainable and efficient alternatives.</li></ul>

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