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The Global Ocean Microbiome Catalogue (GOMC): A vital gateway to marine microbial diversity and ecosystem functions, with substantial potential for bioprospecting. GOMC can be further expanded and integrated with various factors, such as elemental cycling and microbial interactions, enabling the discovery of novel genes, gene clusters, or metabolic pathways that can promote more effective bioprospecting outcomes.