Running out of space on your phone? Don't upgrade your cloud-storage subscription just yet. Scientists in China have discovered that images, text files and other digital data can be stored in strands ...

The Age of AI will rely on massive volumes of data that can be easily stored and retrieved—and bioscience may have an ingenious solution. A scientist examines a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) profile on ...

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Retro cassette tapes may be making a comeback, with a DNA twist. While DNA has been used as an information storage medium before, researchers have now combined this with the convenience and look of a ...

While it’s easy to look at something like Roblox and say that it’s a place where “you can just play games for a while,” the truth is that there are plenty within its ranks that do far more than just ...

The Dam Data Store Keycard is key to advancing one of the narrative threads of Atomfall, but it's convoluted to acquire. So how do you get it? This page acts as a comprehensive breakdown of where to ...

Data Store Alpha in the Interchange is a deadly mess of infectious blue poison. Entering the cloud of gas will very quickly kill your character, and the only way to vent the gas is to insert an Atomic ...

If you’ve rocked up to the Dam Data Store in Atomfall’s Casterfell Woods early on in your playthrough, you’ll likely find that there isn’t all that much for you to do here without the Signal ...

Tim is an Australian Senior Editor based in Germany who has been passionate about video games since he first picked up a PlayStation 1 controller to play Crash Bandicoot as a kid. He started out with ...

DNA has been used for years to store data, but encoding information into the molecule is painstaking work. Now, researchers have drastically sped it up by mimicking a natural biological process that ...

DNA has been humanity’s go-to data repository for millennia. Tough and compact, it is so information-dense that just one gram of it can hold enough data for 10 million hours of high-definition video.