A SIM card stores information about the subscriber.
DNA stores information for making proteins in units called nucleotide bases.
Magnetic tape stores information on bits of metal affixed to a ribbon.
Similarly, we know that the brain preferentially stores information it deems to be important.
A quantum computer, however, stores information by using the states of elementary particles.
Long-term memory, also called secondary or reference memory, stores information for longer periods.
Instead of bits, it stores information as qubits, which can be 0, 1, or both at once.
To be sure, Sony stores information on its biometric devices, which simply send a "yes" or "no" to the computer.
MRAM stores information by flipflopping two layers of magnetic material in and out of alignment with an electrical current.
This encounter included Mr. Sebel and four other neuroscience doctoral students examining how the brain stores information.
The GC also stores information about membership in Universal Groups.
