content: I actually recommend people to read up on the backstory of this (or maybe make an info post about it?) The story behind it is amazing. They are doing it for a really interesting cause. If they could refine the technologies/methods of atom-relocation, they could improve data-storage density by something like a million times. To be honest, IBM has been one of the most influencial companies in the world, in the history of mankind. We probably owe 99% of what our computer-related lifestyle is today, to just one company. I could be wrong though, someone more informed could quote me an equally/more influencial company. (NVidia/intel are very recently, in the big scheme of things, IBM was on the computer hypetrain when it was boarding in the 1950's I believe) downvoat-protection: I don't work for IBM, I'm 19yo and a Physics UG.