What is a dirty byte?

What is after terra byte?

  • first mega byte, then giga byte, now terra byte what is next?

  • Answer:

    kilobyte kB 2^10 (10^3) megabyte MB 2^20 (10^6) gigabyte GB 2^30 (10^9) terabyte TB 2^40 (10^12) petabyte PB 2^50 (10^15) exabyte EB 2^60 (10^18) zettabyte ZB 2^70 (10^21) yottabyte YB 2^80 (10^24) did you know that the term "googol" means the amount 1 followed by 100 zeros?? thats the term Google.com was inspired from.

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Peta Byte 2 to the power 128 bytes or 2 to the power 131 bits or goto www.wikipedia.org and search on petabyte

turbo402028

peta-byte 10^15

Laura Palmer

Kilabyte is before megabyte, and i dont know about the terra byte!

Hanif

peta byte as I recall. and when you start getting into those numbers, you start creating robots.

diogenese19348

one r in terabyte. and i don't think it has been named yet cuz we have yes to reach terabyte as a norm in personal computers

Charles

Pentabyte, then Exabyte, then Zettabyte, then Yottabyte...

playingquarters

terabyte (10^12), petabyte (10^15), exabyte (10^18). -- Robert A. Saunders, Lake Stevens, WA.

rhsaunders

here's the list: exa=10^18 peta=10^15 terra=10^12 giga=10^9 mega=10^6 kilo=10^3 hecto=10^2 deca=10^1 deci=10^-1 centi=10^-2 milli=10^-3 micro=10^-6 nano=10^-9 pico=10^-12 femto=10^-15 atto=10^-18

elciguy

kilobyte kB 2^10 (10^3) megabyte MB 2^20 (10^6) gigabyte GB 2^30 (10^9) terabyte TB 2^40 (10^12) petabyte PB 2^50 (10^15) exabyte EB 2^60 (10^18) zettabyte ZB 2^70 (10^21) yottabyte YB 2^80 (10^24)

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