Data storages
Reliable and voluminous data carrier that can store them for thousands of years
In 2016, scientists from the University of New York recorded information in diamonds using fluorescence. The researchers changed the emission spectrum of NV diamond centers (changes in the diamond crystal lattice that occur when a carbon atom is removed and a nitrogen atom is added to its place) with a laser beam. The laser locally changes the charge of NV-centers from negative to zero, which entails a change in the color of the surface of the diamond when it is scanned by a low-power laser. Scientists have found several levels of fluorescence distinguishable by laser scanning, which increases the recording density, and the absence of structural changes removes restrictions on rewriting.
Partnership
We are always interested in expanding our partner network, and if you are interested in individual projects based on our advanced technologies for growing nitrogen-free diamond single crystals according to the highest quality standards, surpassing natural diamonds in size and characteristics, you can always contact us about the possibility of partnership and collaboration.
SCIENCE
how we create our diamonds?
The process of creating a natural and synthetic diamond is extremely similar – only one occurs naturally, and the other occurs in the laboratory. We make science simple and want to share with you our innovative and advanced HPHT synthetic diamond technology.
