BioCompute recovered 35 files from more than 13 million oligos in 2018.
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Three numbers decide whether DNA data storage becomes a product instead of an archive. All three have been measured. Sort of. 1. How many cycles the same physical molecu…
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BioCompute
Building the computer architecture of the future
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- Biotechnology Research
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- Bengaluru North, IN
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
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We are leveraging DNA to build data storage devices that enable data centers to become more sustainable and cost-efficient.
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BioCompute ran four rounds of access on the same library and measured sequence dropout at 36.1 percent for bulk PCR, about 22 percent for emulsion, and 0.91 percent with the library held in microcapsules.
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BioCompute published a new rewritable DNA memory in PNAS Nexus in March that demonstrates one rewrite event across three data bits at 0.85 to 0.92 efficiency per bit.
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