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Future of Data Storage: DNA Can Store Earth's Data in Just One Room, Experts Explain
A single DNA gram can store 215 petabytes (or 215 million gigabytes) of information, which means it can very well contain all of the world's information with just a few pickup trucks' worth of DNA.
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