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With the cost of sequencing human genomes plummeting, demand for storing the sequences may outstrip that of colossal storage users such as YouTube, according to MIT Technology Review. The company is working with a number of academic institutions and private companies on its new project, which will be called Genome. Cloud storage offerings have begun to spring up in the doman, with Google and Amazon both competing with genomics behemoth Illumina in allowing researchers to store the results of their experiment in the cloud, for around $35 per genome-year.