The DNA data storage market is anticipated to witness substantial growth, commencing from a value of USD 76 million in 2024 and projected to escalate to USD 3,348 million by 2030, with an impressive compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 87.7%. This upward trajectory is propelled by the burgeoning demand for data storage. Leading participants in the DNA data storage sector include Illumina, Inc. (US), Microsoft (US), Iridia, Inc. (US), Twist Bioscience (US), and Catalog (US) . In 2022, Catalog (US) and Seagate Technology LLC (Ireland) announced a collaboration aimed at advancing DNA-based storage and computation platforms. Their joint efforts seek to reduce platform sizes significantly, potentially up to 1000 times, leveraging Seagate's "lab on a chip" technology. This collaborative research explores the potential for future DNA-based storage and computation platforms across various form factors, ranging from desktops to Internet of Things (IoT) applications . Iridia, Inc., a nanotechnology firm, has pioneered a groundbreaking technology that merges DNA polymer synthesis, semiconductor fabrication, and electronic nano-switches to facilitate high-density data storage, rendering it commercially viable. Through a fusion of proprietary DNA synthesis chemistry, unique hardware architecture, and semiconductor fabrication techniques, Iridia develops state-of-the-art solutions for seamlessly writing, storing, and retrieving data at extraordinary densities .