Luminaries - Talking To The Brightest Minds In Tech

What You'll Learn In This Episode "The origins of human genome sequencing A single patient's DNA requires about 4 terabytes of storage The stack of paper required to write one human genome would be as tall as the Statue of Liberty Translating research into clinical application at scale How medicine is outpacing technology Dr Jeffrey Trent, President & Research Director of TGen loves helping people TGen used to see data processing as a 3 billion piece jigsaw puzzle that was thrown into a tornado but now, all-flash storage helps to put it all back together again, more efficiently and more effectively Thanks to artificial intelligence, robots are now performing surgery Advances in Computer Processing Tech Are Saving Lives, Four Terabytes at a Time Four terabytes is enough space to store over 1200 hours of HD video… Or the genetic code for a single human being. Turns out, we contain more data than the entire run of Friends, How I Met Your Mother, and the Simpsons, with room left over for the entire ext