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Archival data storage using DNA proximity graphs

DNA offers a promising medium for long-term archival data storage, but the high cost of synthesizing data-specific sequences remains a major barrier to its adoption. Here we introduce SPAN (Synthesis-free Proximity-graph Archiving in Nucleic acids), a synthesis-independent storage architecture in which digital information is written as a physical pattern and encoded in the spatial relationships…

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