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Emulador universal salva informação digital para futuras gerações

Emulador universal salva informação digital para futuras gerações: "Emulador universal

Pensando nisto, um grupo de pesquisadores europeus começou um projeto mais ambicioso: eles estão construindo um emulador universal, um programa capaz de reconhecer e rodar todos os tipos de arquivos de computador já gerados até hoje,

O emulador universal reconhecerá os dados antigos nos computadores atuais e poderá ser facilmente atualizável para rodar nas novas arquiteturas de informática que ainda serão desenvolvidas no futuro.

O projeto foi batizado de Keep, a palavra em inglês para manter. O termo é também um acrônimo para Keeping Emulation Environments Portable - mantendo os ambientes de emulação portáveis."
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