Hi,
Yesterday I faced a very strange question from Sadhan. What he wanted to know was what is the extent of unit for memory that has already been defined. What comes after we are finished with gigabytes and tera bytes. This instantly caught my attention and after googling I found the answer. So I decided to put down a small blog on it. Here is the list of the Unit for the least to the top Bits - Smallest unitsByte - 8 bits Kilobits - 1024 BytesMegabyte - 1024 Kilo BytesGigabyte - 1024 Mega BytesTerabyte - 1024 Giga BytesPetabyte - 1024 Tera BytesExabyte - 1024 Peta BytesZettabyte - 1024 Exa BytesYottabyte - 1024 Zetta Bytes Hence one Yottabyte is equal to 9671406556917033397649408 bits. Yes it’s a 25 digit number. Not really sure what database can take that space or rather require that amount of space Vikram
This instantly caught my attention and after googling I found the answer. So I decided to put down a small blog on it. Here is the list of the Unit for the least to the top
Bits - Smallest unitsByte - 8 bits Kilobits - 1024 BytesMegabyte - 1024 Kilo BytesGigabyte - 1024 Mega BytesTerabyte - 1024 Giga BytesPetabyte - 1024 Tera BytesExabyte - 1024 Peta BytesZettabyte - 1024 Exa BytesYottabyte - 1024 Zetta Bytes Hence one Yottabyte is equal to 9671406556917033397649408 bits. Yes it’s a 25 digit number. Not really sure what database can take that space or rather require that amount of space Vikram
Hence one Yottabyte is equal to 9671406556917033397649408 bits. Yes it’s a 25 digit number. Not really sure what database can take that space or rather require that amount of space
Vikram
A database which stores all the movies in the world till date in DivX format.