Biomemory launches DNA Shield, a synthetic DNA storage service
Biomemory's DNA Shield stores critical digital assets offline and airgapped; pilot slots run from October 15, 2026 through mid-2027.
Biomemory has unveiled DNA Shield, a synthetic DNA repository service designed to store critical digital assets offline and airgapped, according to TechRadar. Pilot slots for the service opened on October 15, 2026 and run through mid-2027, with a full service expected in 2027.
Applications for early access are open directly via Biomemory. Subscriptions for DNA Shield start at €10,000 per month.
The company states that DNA Shield makes it the first company to launch a molecular IT product. Biomemory is a co-chair of the DNA Data Storage Alliance.
Earlier moves in DNA storage
In March 2026, Biomemory acquired Boston-based DNA storage pioneer Catalog Technologies. The company's product management vice president, Vincent Franceschini, also serves as co-chair of the DNA Data Storage Alliance.
Quick answers
What is Biomemory's DNA Shield?
It is a synthetic DNA repository service for storing critical digital assets offline and airgapped.
How much does DNA Shield cost?
Subscriptions start at €10,000 per month, according to Biomemory.
When will the full DNA Shield service be available?
Pilot slots run from October 15, 2026 through mid-2027, and a full service is expected in 2027.