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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The digital archival material itself, however, is located on storage media—typically physical devices that can store, retain, and make digital archival data available for retrieval. Well-known examples of storage media include a hard disk drive, flash memory, and DVDs. Until recently, digital content was stored only on individual pieces of different types of storage media, such as a single hard disk or CD. However, two new forms of storage media have emerged in the past two decades: server-based storage systems and cloud-based storage.</div>FuzzyBot