Magneto-Optic Storage is a data storage technology that combines magnetic and optical methods to read and write information. It uses a special type of disk coated with a magneto-optic material, which allows data to be stored in the form of magnetic patterns. A laser beam is used to heat specific areas of the disk, changing their magnetic properties and enabling data retrieval. This technology offers advantages such as high data density and durability. Magneto-Optic Drives can retain data for long periods and are less susceptible to environmental factors compared to traditional magnetic storage. They are often used in archival applications and professional data storage solutions.