The increasing affordability and speed of next-generation sequencing technologies have democratized access to genomic data, enabling research institutions, startups, and healthcare systems worldwide to generate and analyze DNA at unprecedented scales. This democratization is accelerating scientific discovery while simultaneously expanding the economic and strategic relevance of genomic information in both developed and emerging economies. Cloud-based bioinformatics platforms and high-performance computing infrastructures are now essential components of the biological data economy, providing scalable environments for storing, processing, and interpreting massive genomic datasets. These digital infrastructures enable collaborative research across continents, allowing scientists to share data, replicate findings, and accelerate innovation in life sciences. The integration of genomic data with electronic health records, wearable devices, and environmental monitoring systems is crea...