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It always impresses me that in TNG the episode they give Data's specs that it's still impossibly futuristic to this day.
He states his storage capacity as "800 quadrillion bits" which works out to ~100 petabytes?
In that form factor. We are getting closer to that just being normal. Right now, not possible.