DNA Data Storage: A Novel Approach to High Density, Long Term Digital Storage

Shared data volume may hit 175 zettabytes by 2025 thus causing problems for storage solutions. Storage methods using conventional techniques encounter challenges such as data loss and short system durability and high expenditure rates. The natural storage molecule DNA provides excellent density alongside premium durableness together with minimal upkeep needs. The technology still deals with two core limitations of high expense and sluggish encoding procedures. DNA storage research focuses on three areas of improvement to achieve practical and scalable storage solutions. The research examines how DNA data storage exists at present as well as the existing obstacles and future course the technology may take.