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Also, consider that read-speed is rapidly improving. So for long-term storage, reading the data at a reasonable rate in the future is almost guaranteed. Hopef
by Real_S 8y ago
Also, consider that read-speed is rapidly improving. So for long-term storage, reading the data at a reasonable rate in the future is almost guaranteed. Hopefully write-speed will reach a similar rate of improvement.
Importantly, expected corruption of the data stored in DNA is less than what one expects using other forms of data storage. So if stability of the data is a concern, DNA has unique advantages.
- drvdevd 8y agoI wonder what effect the introduction of artificial nucleotides and engineered proteins will have on “DNA” storage speeds as well...