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DNA Data Storage

GDELT10 min read

Manish K. Gupta Government of Gujarat Director Academics Office, Kaushalya: The Skill University, Ahmedabad, India Storage is the backbone of life, technology, and progress. From ants storing food to humans safeguarding digital memories, the quest for efficient storage solutions has shaped our evolution. With modern technology generating staggering amounts of data daily—from cameras, the Internet, phones, and sensors—the need for an innovative, dense storage medium has never been more pressing. Imagine this: by 2030, the data generated by the Internet of Things could reach the unimaginable scale of geophytes (1 billion exabytes). Traditional storage methods are quickly running out of space and affordability. Enter DNA-based data storage, a groundbreaking solution at the forefront of scientific innovation. This transformative book explores the potential of synthetic DNA to revolutionize data storage. Did you know that scientists have demonstrated storing up to 455 exabytes of data in just one gram of synthetic DNA? That's the equivalent of storing the entire Internet many times over in…

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