The moment DNA storage is mentoned, I remembered a scene from the movie "Lucy" where towards the end, she turns into a blob of black mass and gives out the entire futuristic knowledge, encrypted in a pendrive.
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Crypto currency and NFTS will outsmart the banking system in the nearest future serving as a global fiat. Already making over 85% profit from my current investment with the help of Josef Dennis's signal
@@castroguo4424 I never had the opportunity to benefit until i meet Josef Dennis. that's when i started earning real good at first I invested 3BTC and earned 10.5BTC in just 2months of trading
I have saved myself from all the hassle that chaotic market causes. These days the best way to come into the market space is reading, studying, patience and seeking guidance when necessary, due to my line of work i can’t handle my portfolio so i just copy the trades of ''Mr, Josef Dennis'', a FA i saw on Bloomberg business news. It’s been smooth since then.
I wish it was mentioned that data in the cloud is almost always stored redundantly. So if you upload a photo to your iCloud or whatever, the chunks of that photo will be stored across multiple servers in case one breaks down.
I am very amused (and mindblown) about the idea of storing data in bacteria, then future generations of that bacteria would still retain it. Makes me think if a scenario where I go to a new young bacteria and ask it about a file its great great great grandfather memorized and it would tell me. XD Humans are awesome.
This guy is an expert? Aws, apple, Microsoft, google and other cloud providers have multiple backups on premise and facilities around the world. Not to mention there are ssd with no moving parts.
how about writing on a regular hard drive and copying it to DNA and once the copying has completed, delete the hard drive information, doesn't solve the 'read' part though
Although more durable, it still decays over time. I once read how even cosmic rays can corrupt data. On a personal computer, it is too rare/minimal to worry about. But for servers, they are clustered together so much that cosmic rays is actually a calculated risk/expense. I may be misremembering some details but it was fascinating.
Great content on the data storage. Today i came to know that scientist have tried to store information in DNA that too was done in 2015. I seems i am 7 years behind from whats happening in the world
Lot of things are happening in harvard they have their eyes on the future what if data is overloaded and also the materials and machines which are regularly running the data.
Almost all data centers / networks use HDD, not SSD. HDD is a fraction of the cost of SSD per terrabyte. SSD is good for personal computers, programers, animators etc - but for network data storage you have to use HDD otherwise you'd spend an insane fortune trying to store things on SSD.
@@Hathur we have already passed the point where ssd are cheaper then HDD. Also you have server grade ssd now that are used for caching data. Finally you also have optane drives. (Though that is being faded out again. For large storage arrays they might also use tape as cold storage
Why even worry about hard drives and its longevity, when u already have SSDs and cloud storage now??! I don't understand the point of this video. DNA storage is lightyears away!
Always good to hear your thoughtful and logical analysis. I don't care about bullish or bearish market. Trade a small percentage of your portfolio rather than going in and out every couple weeks trying to time the market trading went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 8.4 BTC when I started at 3 BTC in just few weeks implementing Richard and tips..
I really love these WSJ tech news shorts. Please keep doing them! I hope they get a large enough following. I've liked and subscribed!
+1 im learning English Watching this videos
The moment DNA storage is mentoned, I remembered a scene from the movie "Lucy" where towards the end, she turns into a blob of black mass and gives out the entire futuristic knowledge, encrypted in a pendrive.
I gotta go watch that movie now..
😊
@@teryyy5052 me too!
Why are you talking about spinning disks and not SSD volumes most servers and computers have that now
I know lol, hard drives are becoming obsolete. You can drop a Solid State Drive and it won’t get corrupted.
Learning to avoid high interest debt while also learning how to put your money to work for you by investing is a very powerful combo (especially when you learn young) The earlier you start investing your money and putting it to work, the more time compound interest has to work its magic on your portfolio. This is how I'm going to achieve early retirement and it's possible for everyone. All you need to do is learn and start.
Crypto currency and NFTS will outsmart the banking system in the nearest future serving as a global fiat. Already making over 85% profit from my current investment with the help of Josef Dennis's signal
@@castroguo4424 I never had the opportunity to benefit until i meet Josef Dennis. that's when i started earning real good at first I invested 3BTC and earned 10.5BTC in just 2months of trading
I have saved myself from all the hassle that chaotic market causes. These days the best way to come into the market space is reading, studying, patience and seeking guidance when necessary, due to my line of work i can’t handle my portfolio so i just copy the trades of ''Mr, Josef Dennis'', a FA i saw on Bloomberg business news. It’s been smooth since then.
Lately i have searched youtube for a pro trader to guide and provide me with accurate trading signals.. i will contact him, thanks.
I am really interested, thanks 🙏🏻 for dropping this here i have contacted him already and he responded to me immediately. 😊😊
I wish it was mentioned that data in the cloud is almost always stored redundantly. So if you upload a photo to your iCloud or whatever, the chunks of that photo will be stored across multiple servers in case one breaks down.
I am very amused (and mindblown) about the idea of storing data in bacteria, then future generations of that bacteria would still retain it.
Makes me think if a scenario where I go to a new young bacteria and ask it about a file its great great great grandfather memorized and it would tell me. XD
Humans are awesome.
Yeah…you would be surprised. Ufo stories about aliens calling us vessels of information allude to information stores in DNA ..
Lol 😂😂😂
This guy is an expert? Aws, apple, Microsoft, google and other cloud providers have multiple backups on premise and facilities around the world. Not to mention there are ssd with no moving parts.
This guy is still talking about disk plates. Of course he's an expert :D
@@Robocat9000 😆 I don’t wanna bash the guy but yeah 😆
The biggest issue with DNA storage is read/write speeds. You cant achieve modern-day speeds on DNA storage yet.
how about writing on a regular hard drive and copying it to DNA and once the copying has completed, delete the hard drive information, doesn't solve the 'read' part though
I love my USB thumb drives.
So far they havent failed me.
What a time warp! SSDs dude.
Silica or Glass storage makes more sense for long term. But DNA ??
They didn't mention Solid Disc Drives (SDD).
Would be great if links to references were included in the bio
What about SSD , no mention on it
Let's communicate!
Although more durable, it still decays over time.
I once read how even cosmic rays can corrupt data. On a personal computer, it is too rare/minimal to worry about. But for servers, they are clustered together so much that cosmic rays is actually a calculated risk/expense.
I may be misremembering some details but it was fascinating.
Hello Fellow Kid,
Matrix never had "ones and zeros going up and down the wall."
Sounds like a IELTS test
Interesting!
Great content on the data storage. Today i came to know that scientist have tried to store information in DNA that too was done in 2015. I seems i am 7 years behind from whats happening in the world
Thats obivous bcz we are busy in hindu muslim, mosque, church ,temple bla bla..
The ball bearings in hard drives don't "have to be lubricated"; hard drives are sealed units.
i love what am seeing ... i think people's brains are currently
working hard to better the best.....love tech alot...
Lot of things are happening in harvard they have their eyes on the future what if data is overloaded and also the materials and machines which are regularly running the data.
No one told Zoe that she was the one chosen to store the internet?
now she has really dirty mind.
Bennington is a liberal arts college; were there no computer scientists available from CalTech, MIT, or literally any tech school?
Nobody use a hard drive anymore. They use solid state drives.
Maybe on laptops.
Almost all data centers / networks use HDD, not SSD. HDD is a fraction of the cost of SSD per terrabyte. SSD is good for personal computers, programers, animators etc - but for network data storage you have to use HDD otherwise you'd spend an insane fortune trying to store things on SSD.
This why aren’t ssd mentioned at least. Also some datacenters still use tape as this is still a cheap cold storage methode.
@@Hathur we have already passed the point where ssd are cheaper then HDD. Also you have server grade ssd now that are used for caching data. Finally you also have optane drives. (Though that is being faded out again. For large storage arrays they might also use tape as cold storage
Old news. Star Trek Voyager already did this.
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Why even worry about hard drives and its longevity, when u already have SSDs and cloud storage now??!
I don't understand the point of this video. DNA storage is lightyears away!
Why does Murphy have a caterpillar resting right under his lip? Is that the organism he stores his data in?
Always good to hear your thoughtful and logical analysis. I don't care about bullish or bearish market. Trade a small percentage of your portfolio rather than going in and out every couple weeks trying to time the market trading went smooth for me as I was able to raise over 8.4 BTC when I started at 3 BTC in just few weeks implementing Richard and tips..
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@suvka Martin XRP?
The "Matrix code" isn't ones and zeros, it's a mix of characters. There's a lot wrong with this video, but that's the easiest one to fact-check.
Can light hold data
5:55 insertion into mother cell and can retrieve from its child.... 😲
wsj doesn't tell it's beyond earth and your reach deep under the sea and satellites in space
SSD…?
This reminds of pied pier 😅
datageddon?
or is it that quantum computing?
5:10 Can’t we already store movies in nucleotide strands?
I store them in my mind.
want to erase your data forever? add some DNase
Storing data in proteins of DNA 😂