The storage gap: why scientific data is outgrowing the systems built to hold it
"We are no longer designing infrastructure solely to run simulations; we design it to support the complete scientific workflow combining observation, simulation, AI, and visualisation." - Andrew Mitchell
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Detectors are getting faster, telescopes are getting bigger and AI has bought up the world's hard drives. Experts from NASA and STFC explain what happens when science generates more data than anyone can afford to store
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