(computer science) A computer storage technology in which information is stored in microscopic spots burned in a holographic substrate by a laser beam, and is read by sensing a lower-energy laser beam that is transmitted through these spots.
laser-holography storage
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(′lā·zər hō¦läg·rə·fē ′stör·ij)
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