Sofia Sanchez

Jan 22, 2021

11 min read

DNA of Things (DoT)

Sounds like Internet of Things? Maybe a bit more exciting?

Before getting too hyped, the reason why you’d love to store any kind of digital data into DNA is because of two main reasons: it is the most compact medium storage that we have found so far, and the most efficient one in the long run.

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