DNAMIC works alongside a growing group of universities, national institutions and industry partners who are building this with us.
DNAMIC did not pivot into DNA data storage. It was funded to invent it.
Selected under the EIC Pathfinder Challenge.
Four years of co-development.
Spin-off incorporated.
The consortium that invented the technology became the company building it.
We're working with the Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania to bring DNA storage into production archival workflows — structured across Prepare, Deploy and Assess phases, currently entering Deploy. A validation report from this work is intended for the EU Archival Summit, Vilnius, May 2027.
We've also worked with the Presidential Palace of Lithuania to store information in DNA.
DNAMIC's CEO co-chairs the DNA Data Storage Alliance, the global standards body for the sector.
DNAMIC contributes to DigNA, the coordination effort shaping what comes after Pathfinder for European DNA data storage.
The original research project behind the company — how eight institutions built the science this is based on.
Read the project storyWe work with archives, research institutions and infrastructure operators who are planning for data that has to last. If that's you, get in touch.
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