Scientists develop DNA technology in data storage breakthrough. (doi.org)
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palordrolap@fedia.io on 24 Oct 2024 17:53 collapse

The apparent heat resistance was a surprise. Struggling to wade through the rest of it, but it currently needs human intervention to get the data into and out of storage. Even if they're untrained volunteers as is says, this isn't something we're going to be replacing consumer SSDs with any time soon.

(Which I say half in the hope I'll be proven wrong.)