Cerabyte Tests the Limits of Media Durability

Cerabyte, Inc., announced its participation in the 2025 OCP EMEA Regional Summit, taking place April 29-30 in Dublin, Ireland.

At the Open Compute Project (OCP) event, Cerabyte will showcase a compelling live demonstration titled Extreme Storage Media Reliability Test within the OCP Innovation Village as part of the Future Technologies Symposium.

The demonstration will showcase the exceptional resilience of Cerabyte’s ceramic-on-glass media when boiled in salt water and baked – followed by full data recovery. This live stress test will underscore the media’s ability to maintain data integrity under extreme environmental conditions, making a strong case for ultra-low-maintenance permanent storage in mission-critical applications.

What: Extreme Storage Media Reliability Test – Boiling and Baking Ceramic Media
Where: OCP Innovation Village, 2025 OCP EMEA Regional Summit, Dublin, Ireland
When: April 29-30, 2025

Cerabyte’s ceramic media enables century-scale data preservation with zero energy use or active maintenance. It slashes long-term storage costs and carbon footprint, making it ideal for hyperscalers, research institutions and organizations managing zettabyte-scale datasets.

A highlight of the summit, the OCP Innovation Village showcases the collaborative spirit of the OCP community. Visitors can explore working prototypes and hands-on demos from teams behind OCP Accepted and OCP Inspired solutions, offering a look at the future of open infrastructure.

Resources:
Demonstration of Cerabyte Extreme Durability Test (Video)
Cerabyte Technology