DNA smashes its own data- storage records

摘要

Forcet flash storage - the computers of the future might use DNA instead. George Church of the Wyss Institute at Harvard University and colleagues have encoded 5.27 million bits of data into sequences of DNA. In doing so, they have beaten the previous record set by J. Craig Venter's team in 2010 when they encoded a 7920-bit watermark in their synthetic bacterium.