Researchers develop a method to use DNA to store data, and demo its use by storing 11 MB in 3 micrograms of stable DNA dust. If scaled up this could mean 3.7 TB/gram of dust.

Lugh@futurology.today · 1 day ago

Researchers develop a method to use DNA to store data, and demo its use by storing 11 MB in 3 micrograms of stable DNA dust. If scaled up this could mean 3.7 TB/gram of dust.

Potatisen@lemmy.world · 19 hours ago

P2P technology is about to get nasty!

NaibofTabr@infosec.pub · edit-2 16 hours ago

In the future, you swab the inside of your cheek and then insert the swab into a port on your computer, which squeezes the swab to recover the cheek cells and then processes them. Congratulations, you have added 10TB of storage to your computer.

Further thought: downside - your data can be directly linked to you because it is encoded on your own DNA.

remotelove@lemmy.ca · 23 hours ago

Can you snort it? Just image all of that sweet, sweet data…

I_am_10_squirrels@beehaw.org · 9 hours ago

The new way for LLMs to injest data

Researchers develop a method to use DNA to store data, and demo its use by storing 11 MB in 3 micrograms of stable DNA dust. If scaled up this could mean 3.7 TB/gram of dust.

Researchers develop a method to use DNA to store data, and demo its use by storing 11 MB in 3 micrograms of stable DNA dust. If scaled up this could mean 3.7 TB/gram of dust.

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