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| Posted: 08 Nov 2014 05:54 AM PST Google Wants to Store Your Genome "Google is approaching hospitals and universities with a new pitch. Have genomes? Store them with us. The search giant's first product for the DNA age is Google Genomics, a cloud computing service that it launched last March but went mostly unnoticed amid a barrage of high profile R&D announcements from Google, like one late last month about a far-fetched plan to battle cancer with nanoparticles (see "Can Google Use Nanoparticles to Search for Cancer?"). Google Genomics could prove more significant than any of these moonshots. Connecting and comparing genomes by the thousands, and soon by the millions, is what's going to propel medical discoveries for the next decade. The question of who will store the data is already a point of growing competition between Amazon, Google, IBM, and Microsoft. Google began work on Google Genomics 18 months ago, meeting with scientists and building an interface, or API, that lets them move DNA data into its server farms and do experiments there using the same database technology that indexes the Web and tracks billions of Internet users." DNA replication of genetic mark of the beast via digital download to your transducer implant? I believe it will "sing" a personalized "song" in a biofeedback loop to tranform a human into a host. See here for more info: Part 1 - Code MOB - Mark of the Beast Symbolism Surveillance made easy. 'Smart' television watches you I'm terrified of my new TV: Why I'm scared to turn this thing on — and you'd be, too ITCCS.org news: Senior Canadian cabinet minister exposed as participant in Ninth Circle sacrificial cult along with mafia-tied catholic Cardinal Whatever Is Going to Happen, Is Going to Happen Soon (Dave Hodges - The Common Sense Show) Featured posts from the "archive" - August 2012 Scripture Torture - 2 Peter 3 Part 1 - A Bioforming Pandemic: Killing Some and Enhancing Others Bride Prep - Honoring Divine Order - Headcovering and Hair Length  |
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