For Organizations

Preserving Institutional Memory

Institutions are the custodians of civilization. Universities hold centuries of research. Museums safeguard the artifacts that tell humanity’s story. Nonprofits preserve the voices of communities that might otherwise be forgotten. Yet institutional archives are under constant threat from funding cuts, natural disasters, political upheaval, and digital decay. The Memocube offers a permanent backup that exists independently of any server, any budget cycle, or any political climate. It is the ultimate insurance policy for institutional knowledge.

Universities and Research Institutions

For universities, a Memocube can preserve foundational research papers, the dissertations that defined new fields, archival recordings of landmark lectures, and the institutional records that trace the evolution of human thought. Several leading research institutions have already begun inscribing their most significant works into Memocubes, creating a permanent record that will survive regardless of what happens to digital archives in the centuries ahead. We work closely with university librarians and archivists to identify and prioritize the most consequential materials for preservation.

Museums and Cultural Institutions

Museums face a paradox: they preserve physical artifacts that may last thousands of years, while their digital catalogs, curatorial notes, and multimedia documentation exist on fragile digital media that may not survive a decade. The Memocube bridges this gap, providing a permanent medium for the digital knowledge that contextualizes and interprets physical collections. High-resolution scans, provenance records, conservation notes, and audio guides can all be inscribed into a single Memocube, creating an indestructible companion to the physical collection.

Nonprofits and NGOs

For nonprofits working to preserve endangered languages, oral histories, and cultural traditions, the Memocube represents the most secure archive available. Organizations documenting indigenous knowledge, recording testimonies from conflict zones, or preserving the customs of diaspora communities can ensure that their work survives in perpetuity. The DARI Foundation offers special pricing and support programs for qualifying cultural preservation nonprofits. Contact us to learn whether your organization qualifies.