It’d cost something like $1 trillion dollars to write a petabyte of data in DNA.
Its on-chip memory has increased from 18 gigabytes to 40 gigabytes, and the rate it shuttles information to and from said memory has gone from 9 petabytes per second to 20 petabytes per second.
They are processing hundreds of petabytes of data and moving toward terabytes.
Malicious code in one update of a trusted software provider was the Trojan horse that enabled access to petabytes of private data across 18,000 organizations, including Fortune 500s and government entities.
The insights gained from the vast terabytes and petabytes of data companies collect are critical to innovation and competitive advantage.