Architecture for advanced DNA-data exchange and analysis
Codellent
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Overview
million DNA-genomen on NGC platform
gigabytes of daily genomen data request
Scalable architecture to handle heavy data-loads
Challenge
NGC was facing a growing volume of genomic data that needed to be managed and analyzed across laboratories, systems, and organizations. Data volumes increased, complexity grew, and at the same time requirements for quality, data protection, and governance became more stringent.
The challenge was therefore not only about capacity, but about coherence. Genomic data had to be received, quality-assured, shared, and used in a uniform and secure manner, enabling both research environments and clinics to work on a common and reliable foundation. At the same time, the solution had to be scalable as both data volumes and use cases continued to grow.
Solution
Codellent designed and implemented a unified architecture that supports the entire data flow surrounding genomic data at NGC. The solution creates structure and transparency in data handling - from ingestion and quality assurance to analysis, sharing, and storage.
The architecture supports secure data exchange between laboratories, computing environments, and clinics, and provides bioinformaticians with access to a consistent and stable data foundation. At the same time, the solution creates transparency in processes and clear status visibility of analyses across organizations, enabling data to be used securely and efficiently in practice.
The Result
Today, NGC has a stable and scalable technical foundation for working with genomic data. The architecture supports the national strategy for personalized medicine and makes it possible to utilize the center’s computing capacity efficiently across the entire data flow.
The solution has established a common foundation for the management and use of genomic data in Denmark and contributes to more precise diagnostics, better utilization of data, and a stronger foundation for both research and clinical innovation in the healthcare sector.