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Continued Development of DNA-based Storage Solutions

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Authors: Mark Nossokoff, Earl Joseph

Publication Date: September 2022

Length: 1 pages

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Catalog and Seagate Technology recently announced a collaboration to advance DNA-based
technology towards becoming commercially viable storage and computing solution. Catalog brings
their molecule designs for storing data in DNA and performing computation across a library of
molecules to the partnership, while Seagate Technology will be contributing its silicon-based lab-on-a[1]chip technology to reduce the volume of chemistry required for DNA-based storage and computation.

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