A Norwegian company is establishing a doomsday vault for music
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nme.comThe Beatles, the Oslo-based Elire Management Group claim the vault – dubbed the Global Music Vault – will endure for at least 1,000 years, buried on the Svalbard archipelago beneath ice and snow at a depth of 1,000 feet.Per Billboard, the storage technology for the Global Music Vault was developed by Piql, using binary coding and high-density QR codes written onto special durable optical film.Piql further claim the vault will be able to withstand electromagnetic pulses from a nuclear explosion that would normally deal permanent damage to electronic equipment and corrupt digital files.With the cold and dry conditions of the Svalbard adding to the longevity of the stored data, the vault looks to share the same safeguards as the Arctic World.
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