Ultima Genomics scales its UG200 platform with Solaris 2.0 Max, doubling sequencing throughput and aggressively targeting the $60 per genome price point to disrupt the genomics market.
Ultima Genomics is significantly enhancing its market competitiveness by introducing paired-end sequencing for the UG200 series and launching Solaris 2.0 Max workflows. These technical advancements, which double the output to 20 billion reads per wafer, directly support the company's goal of achieving a $60 genome, thereby improving cost-efficiency and workflow compatibility for germline whole genome sequencing.
The Solaris 2.0 Max workflows deliver up to 20 billion reads per wafer, effectively doubling the output of the existing Solaris 2.0.
The UG200 series now supports paired-end sequencing, which enhances workflow compatibility and quality for germline whole genome sequencing.
Ultima Genomics has launched new paired-end sequencing capabilities for its UG200 series, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency. The Solaris 2.0 Max update doubles output to 20 billion reads per wafer, positioning the firm to drive whole genome sequencing costs down to $60 per unit.
The update doubles the sequencing output of the UG200 series to 20 billion reads per wafer, facilitating more efficient and cost-effective whole genome sequencing.
By increasing throughput and workflow efficiency, Ultima Genomics is enabling a $60 price point for whole genome sequencing.