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  • Genohub
    Registered Vendor
    • Mar 2013
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    Genohub Rolls out Unlimited NGS Data Storage and Transfer

    Genohub, the leading platform for finding and ordering sequencing-related services, announced today the release of a full end-to-end solution for NGS data management, Genohub Project Buckets. Genohub Project Buckets are built on top of Amazon’s industry-leading S3 platform and offer researchers:
    1. Unlimited storage and transfer at no cost for 3 months
    2. Multi-threaded download and upload at sustainably high speeds
    3. Automatic data integrity validation with checksums
    4. Secure and private storage with per project access keys
    5. Easy sharing of data with colleagues
    6. Expert and responsive technical support for transfer and storage questions
    7. Ability to transfer data across Genohub projects without having to download and re-upload


    Starting today, Genohub Project Buckets will be completely free to all users using Genohub to conduct sequencing projects. These include researchers interested in uploading NGS data for data analysis with one of Genohub’s hundreds of partnering bioinformaticians, and those that simply need to store NGS data coming off a sequencing instrument.

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