The upside case does not require software-like domination. It requires Ginkgo to prove that
autonomous labs become repeat infrastructure: more protocols on
Nebula, more external
RAC deployments, and more recurring support, data, and verification revenue after install. If that happens, the market can stop valuing DNA like a lumpy project shop and start valuing it like a niche lab-infrastructure platform, though still below cleaner recurring-revenue tools peers.