To be honest, this is one of the coolest thing to come around in recent years. Imagine, encoding all your hi-def video content in the DNA of E. Coli:
Unhackable data in a box of bacteria: Future of InfoSec?: According to an AFP report, the U.S. national archives take up more than 500 miles of shelves, but one gram of bacteria used for storing data could hold the same amount of information as 450 hard drives with 2,000 gigabytes (2 TB) each of storage capacity.
Unhackable data in a box of bacteria: Future of InfoSec?: According to an AFP report, the U.S. national archives take up more than 500 miles of shelves, but one gram of bacteria used for storing data could hold the same amount of information as 450 hard drives with 2,000 gigabytes (2 TB) each of storage capacity.