clonebank

noun
UK /ˈkləʊnbæŋk/
US /ˈkloʊnbæŋk/

A clonebank is a place where copies of living things or cells are kept safe.

The scientists stored the tiny plants in a clonebank so they would not be lost.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A digital collection of duplicated files or data kept as a backup.

The company kept a clonebank of its old records on a separate server.

3. A fictional vault where identical copies of people are grown or stored.

In the story, the hero escaped from a secret clonebank under the city.

4. A service that keeps identical copies of software environments for testing.

Developers used a clonebank to spin up the same setup for every test.