Ginkgo's Platform: A Foundry Tour (Ginkgo Bioworks Investor Day 2021)
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I love this company. You guys are going to do great things.
I love these prices! That said, Amyris is ahead of Ginkgo and will do equally great things: Compare and contrast for yourself:
seekingalpha.com/article/4504765-amyris-update-building-value-one-brick-at-time
thank you for making this video......helps in understanding what you guys do
Ok, Ms. Tran explained it nicely. I'm convinced. I'll buy $1M worth of DNA stock. =)
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There are audio watermarks over some of your background music. I just noticed at about 27:54. You should go ahead and buy that music so that these watermarks can be removed.
I hope you guys are able to keep all that IP secure. I can think of one really big "bad actor" that would love steal it and pass it off to its State-owned Enterprises.
cool
There's a voice in the background around 27:11 and again around 27:25 and 27:53. What is that?
Lol they didn't buy the stock music track. That's the audio watermark 😬
@@CH-vm6cq lol.. must be broke
@@web2yt488 More than a billion in cash. Defo broke bro.
@9:45 really really really can you??
Would Palantir's software work in a place like this?
Great question! I was wondering the same thing.
Just learned Shyam Sankar is sitting on their Board of Directors. You can infer what that might mean.
@@De-Centralized Got it thanks! That is good news for Ginkgo (Soaring Eagle).
Gates wants his money back
The question is.. who are your customers and what do they want? Are we trying make people look like their snapchat filters, or cureing diseases or targeting people. This sounds so generic
My sympathy for everyone who bought into the shiny new DNA toy.
Amyris is ahead of Ginkgo and will do equally great things: Compare and contrast for yourself (especially the market cap of the two):
seekingalpha.com/article/4504765-amyris-update-building-value-one-brick-at-time