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Microsoft creates the first automated DNA data storage retrieval system

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Microsoft creates the first automated DNA data storage retrieval system
15:33:20 / March 28, 2019

Microsoft believes synthetic DNA could be the next big leap in long-term data storage. Read more: https://zd.net/2Jv8oHT

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