Mind Uploading Would Take 350 Million Microsoft Glass Plates Per Brain: VisionQuest Finale Tonight
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Mind uploading would need roughly 1.7 zettabytes to store a raw whole-brain scan, extrapolated from a 2024 study in which one cubic millimeter of human cortex filled 1.4 petabytes. Microsoft's Project Silica glass storage can last 10,000 years but takes more than 18 days to write one plate, as the VisionQuest finale streams Nov. 10.
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