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About me
Martin Kunze is an Austrian silicate technologist, ceramics specialist, and visionary inventor dedicated to preserving information for future generations. In 2012, he founded the groundbreaking Memory of Mankind project, a unique time capsule of our civilization etched onto durable ceramic tiles and stored safely in an Austrian salt mine. Contributions range from newspaper articles and love letters to technical drawings and dissertations, all meticulously preserved on these virtually indestructible tiles. Building on this passion for long-term information preservation, Martin spearheaded an R&D initiative to create ceramic-based data carriers. This innovation led to the development of Cerabyte, a revolutionary cold data storage technology. Cerabyte ensures unlimited data retention without energy consumption, while maintaining fast write and read speeds. With 70% of data in data centers classified as cold, this technology promises to significantly reduce energy usage, lower costs, and eliminate the need for data migration or memory media replacement.This enables to forward propagate the digital heritage to coming generations. Martin’s expertise in silicate technologies and ceramics has transformed visionary ideas into tangible solutions that address some of the most pressing challenges in data storage and sustainability.
