Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte. Just figured out what 1024 TB's was ------- 1 Petabyte. What is 1024 PB's?? Then 1024 of that? __________________ ------------------ ~*~ CivicGirlRacer ~*~ __________________ quote: An exabyte is equal to 1,024 petabytes A zettabyte is equal to 1,024 exabytes Extra info: A yottabyte is equal to 1,024 zettabytes __________________ a googlebyte would be 1.024x10^10 bytes, correct? wow! __________________ Don't forget the nibbles and bits!!! ------------------ <*{{{{<( ßÅĞfϧH )>}}}}*> __________________ Okay, here's the list of data storage name:kilo- 10^3 mega- 10^6 giga- 10^9 tera- 10^12 peta- 10^15 exa- 10^18 zetta- 10^21 yotta- 10^24 milli- 10^-3 micro- 10^-6 nano- 10^-9 pico- 10^-12 femto- 10^-15 atto- 10^-18 zepto- 10^-21 yocto- 10^-24 __________________ A google is 100 zero level, so it would be 10E100. Um, why the hell is the medical student correcting the CS guys?------------------ Ço£o§§ü§ - yeah you can read into it... __________________ Hmm, I thought a petabyte was one of those perverts who like children __________________ peDophile__________________ quote:ooops! i really did know that a google is 1E100, i just left off a zero. honest. actually, google is frequently used as a crossword clue as well... [This message has been edited by coleslaw (edited 08-25-2000).] __________________ quote:actually, 10E100 is not correct either... a google is defined as a 1 followed by 100 zeros... therefore, 10E100 = 10x10^100 = a 1 followed by 101 zeros != a one followed by 100 zeros. __________________ oh, and colossus - i am in no way a CS guy... just an electrical/medical engineer __________________ Doh I got it wrong! If it was E10, then yes it would be 99.If you note it as E1, then it is 100. It's all just symantecs. Which by the way is an awesome stock hehe. ------------------ Ço£o§§ü§ - yeah you can read into it... __________________ yotta...as in "That's a yotta data!!!" (cymbals please)__________________ hehe, yup, just imagine if you could have yottabyte transfers. . . Heh, screw mp3's I'm going for the original mastered data __________________ quote: no more lag in quake 3!!! __________________ My Fiberoptic YBPS you would be able to download the entire web in seconds, yet you would need alot of terrabyte servers, which I believe NASA sells when there old, I am to tired and lazy to solve the Terra to Yotta, but...that would be cool. ANd on the other hand you wouldn't need a hard drive, just 10 terrabytes of SDRX RAMBUS FRAM and load everything in memory... of course Intels recent recall, could set you back on processing time!!! YEA for ATA 1010384928598712509475094327------------------ --Andrew Andrew@fourms.gotapex.com __________________ I'll just wait untill they can make a organic ram. . . just imagine, grow your memory!!! Now your system could truly grow as you expand and upgrade it |
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