DeepMind releases AlphaGenome Atlas: Free access to 1PB of human genome data with 9 billion variations predictions

On September 8, 2026, Google DeepMind officially launched the AlphaGenome Atlas platform. Based on the AlphaGenome model, it pre-calculated the molecular impacts of approximately 9 billion single-base mutations in the human reference genome. This dataset covers a size of 1PB, more than 30 times larger than the AlphaFold database. It is available for non-commercial use and academic institutions, and an AVI mutation impact score has been introduced to assist genetic research. Currently, external research teams have significantly improved detection efficiency using this platform in the localization of mutations causing rare diseases and population genetics analysis. Google plans to launch a commercial version in the future, but experts point out that predicted results do not directly equate to conclusions about pathogenicity, and the model’s ability to cover complex processes such as long-distance regulation remains limited.