Microsoft works on DNA storage
Microsoft works on DNA storage Create a machine that takes almost a day to write a word The business in the cloud has almost destroyed the world of hard drives, information in bits is stored on the network. The multinationals of the United States are looking for other means of income and have put their eyes on the DNA, why not store it? This question has been raised by researchers at the University of Washington and Microsoft engineers and has the solution. However, the idea is not new, since in 2012 a team from Harvard Medical School was able to codify a 53,000 word book and 11 images in DNA. To them, in 2017, a work was added by French researchers who managed to encode digital information in synthetic DNA. The milestone of Microsoft and researchers in Washington is to create an automated system. "Our ultimate goal is to put into production a system that, for the end user, looks a lot like any other cloud storage service: the bits are sent to a data center a...