Scientists from Peking University have discovered a method to store data on DNA 350 times faster than previous techniques. This new approach enables the storage of text, images, and various other ...

The team has successfully stored two pictures and a video in it, and the encoded data occupies more than 95% of the sequence 1. “Our work broke through the current DNA data storage limit of only ...

The team tested their approach by storing an image of a panda and a rubbing ... This marks a significant departure from ...

Proof of concept sees half a MB of data compressed in a steel capsule that looks like a bullet As expected, you cannot read the book like a normal paperback DNA storage is still firmly in a ...

What may be the first commercially available book saved in DNA is the latest example of how consumers might use molecular data storage.

CATALOG took inspiration from the human body’s efficient system for storing genetic information to create the DNA Data Writer, which prints data on blank, synthetic strands of DNA. The company ...

without requiring long and costly DNA synthesis. Among the stored data were two high-definition photos, illustrating the potential of this technology for image and video storage. Additionally, a ...

The company also unveiled the hiring of David Turek a longtime IBM storage executive, as its chief technology officer. While there has been talk of using synthetic DNA data storage technology to ...

Dr Matthew Cock, CABI Emeritus Fellow, and colleagues took DNA barcodes from the Barcode of Life Data System (BOLD) and citizen science images from the iNaturalist and Afromoths websites to detect ...