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Rewritable DNA hard drive advances

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University of Missouri researchers reported a rewritable DNA hard drive on March 2, 2026. Rewrite capability reduces one of the largest barriers to practical archival systems and could support maintenance of mission-critical records over long time horizons.

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University of Missouri researchers reported a rewritable DNA hard drive on March 2, 2026. Rewrite capability reduces one of the largest barriers to practical archival systems and could support mainten

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