Scientists from the United States have invented a technology that will allow gadgets to store data even at a temperature of 600 °C

American scientists have developed a new data storage technology that allows gadgets function at extreme temperatures up to 600 °C. This innovation uses special materials that can withstand extreme temperatures without losing information.

The latest technology can find applications in various fields, including space research, military equipment and other extreme conditions where traditional data carriers cannot  exposure to high temperatures. The basis of this technology is the use of new types of nanomaterials that demonstrate high heat resistance and stability.

Scientists were able to create a structure that not only stores data, but also protects it from the influence of external factors. This enables reliable storage of information even in conditions of critically high temperatures.

One of the key aspects of development is the use of a special coating that protects internal components from overheating. In addition, the new technology provides fast and efficient cooling of components, which allows you to avoid overheating and failure.