Atlas Data Storage, an American DNA storage technology startup, announced the launch of its first commercial product. Instead of introducing DNA storage hardware to the mass market, the company launched a service called “Atlas Eon 100,” and claimed that it was “the world's first scalable DNA data storage solution.” Along with this announcement, the company also made a series of bold statements about the ultra-high density and ultra-long durability of DNA storage, and directly compared it with tape storage many times. On its website and press releases, Atlas highlights the durability of DNA storage. For Eon 100 products/services, Atlas clearly claims that its capsules “can be stored for thousands of years without being refreshed, and remain stable in environments up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Atlas Data Storage, an American DNA storage technology startup, announced the launch of its first commercial product. Instead of introducing DNA storage hardware to the mass market, the company launched a service called “Atlas Eon 100,” and claimed that it was “the world's first scalable DNA data storage solution.” Along with this announcement, the company also made a series of bold statements about the ultra-high density and ultra-long durability of DNA storage, and directly compared it with tape storage many times. On its website and press releases, Atlas highlights the durability of DNA storage. For Eon 100 products/services, Atlas clearly claims that its capsules “can be stored for thousands of years without being refreshed, and remain stable in environments up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.