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Sovereign data protection and trust preservation, available in restricted form from Q4 2026 through the Early Access Program. Initial use cases include key custody continuity, crown-jewel IP protection, regulated integrity records, and sovereign memory.

The future of data preservation is written in DNA. Planned for availability from 2029, Biomemory DNA Storage will harness DNA’s extraordinary density and durability to preserve digital information for generations. By encoding data into DNA molecules, it aims to dramatically reduce the space and energy needed for long-term archiving, giving organisations a new way to protect their most valuable information well into the future.

By combining ultra-dense data storage with massively parallel molecular search and computation, DNA enables information to be queried, filtered, and processed directly within the storage medium, without transferring or reconstructing entire datasets.

This convergence creates groundbreaking opportunities for secure (unhackable data security), energy-efficient, and scalable information systems capable of searching vast archival datasets, delivering relevant information to AI infrastructure.