Ultima launches paired-end sequencing and doubles output with Solaris Max

Ultima Genomics CEO Gilad Almogy says Solaris 2.0 Max can bring a 30x genome to $60, though the release does not define the costs included.

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Why it matters

Ultima is pairing higher throughput with a sequencing format it says can improve analysis in difficult genomic regions. The $60 genome claim could strengthen its cost case, but customers need a defined cost basis to compare it with a fully loaded clinical workflow.

A researcher prepares two sequencing flow cells in a lab beneath an Ultima Genomics sign.

Ultima Genomics launched commercial paired-end sequencing for its UG200 Series and made Solaris 2.0 Max consumables available on October 20th, according to its ASHG 2026 announcement.…

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