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 which 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 ALSO: Can Google Use Nanoparticles to Search for Cancer? Google Genomics could prove more s...
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 which 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 ALSO: Can Google Use Nanoparticles to Search for Cancer? Google Genomics could prove more s...
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