A technician must install an optical disk system capable of burning disks storing up to 60 GB of data at a time. What is the minimum of technology required to overcome this threshold?

A Blu-ray Disc Extra Large (BDXL) may hold up to 128 GB of data (Quad BDXL), while most are just 100 GB (Triple BDXL). Although Blu-ray is the most recent version of optical disks, DVDs are still available in single layer (SL), dual layer (DL), single side (SS), and dual side (DS) formats. DVD-18 (DS, DL) disks store about 16 GB of data. DVD-10 (DS, SL) storage capacity is around 9GB, and DVD-9 (SS, DL) storage capacity is approximately 8GB. DVD-9 and DVD-10 can be either DVD+R or DVD-R formats, whereas DVD-18 can only be DVD+R.