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Forget your RAID array, here comes another DNA storage breakthrough

Forget your RAID array, here comes another DNA storage breakthrough

January 25, 2013 12:53 PM Theo Priestley

Guest Post Remember Johnny Mnemonic? The William Gibson short story-turned sci-fi film where Keanu Reeves carried large packages of data in his head. Far-fetched?

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