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DNA breakthrough could finally make tape storage obsolete – TechRadar
New technology has accelerated the march towards DNA storage

A new technology has been developed that allows for digital binary files to be converted into the genetic alphabet, bringing DNA storage one step closer to reality.
Researchers based out of Los Alamos National Laboratory have created a new codec that minimizes the error rate when writing to molecular storage, as well as making any potential issues easier to correct.
Our software, the Adaptive DNA Storage Codec (ADS Codex), translates data from what a computer understands into what biology understands,”…
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