NEW YORK – Catalog DNA is entering the prove-it phase of its bid to become the leader in DNA-based information technology.
With more than $10 million in new funding and an automated device ready to turn ones and zeroes into As, Ts, Gs, and Cs the Massachusetts Institute of Technology spinout is signing deals for pilot programs that would test its data storage technology, which offers greater storage volumes than traditional computing with the added benefit of lower power consumption and increased portability.