Startup AtlasBase leverages synthetic DNA and molecular computing to archive massive enterprise data in stable, power-free ...
Forget processors: this DNA setup could test millions of flight schedules at once by letting chemicals do the math ...
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This silicon chip grows DNA in plain water. It could rewrite how the world stores data.
Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: Creating synthetic DNA is essential for developing vaccines, advancing gene therapy, and building out biotechnologies like DNA storage, but the ...
AtlasBase today announced its molecular computing platform, powered by Thalia, a new scalable chip that delivers petabyte-scale synthetic DNA creation. With 5.6 billion electro-chemical synthesis ...
Silicon chips have powered computing for half a century. Increasingly, they are also becoming platforms to read and manipulate biology at scale – recording from many neurons, reading many DNA ...
Creating synthetic DNA is essential for developing vaccines, advancing gene therapy, and building out biotechnologies like DNA storage, but the process is complicated and chemically intensive. A new ...
Researchers set a new benchmark for enzymatic DNA synthesis by writing 64 distinct sequences in parallel on a semiconductor chip. (Nanowerk News) Silicon chips have powered computing for half a ...
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