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Storing the total amount of information encoded in DNA in the biosphere, 5.3 × 10<sup>31</sup> megabases (Mb), would require approximately 10<sup>21</sup> supercomputers with the average storage capacity of the world’s four most powerful supercomputers.
<p>Image credit: Globe from NASA, Wikimedia Commons; Composite Fig. 1 created by David Hammett.</p