Zibit
- noun
- Specialized
- He transferred his music library, which took up about 2 zibits, to the cloud.
Examples
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This computer's memory includes 8 zibits, allowing for high-speed processing.
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Another pattern that I am seeing in all of this is how often the zibits that have been scavenged by birthers in an effort to boost one smear... come back to bite them in the rear by completely discrediting future smears.
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The new storage device can hold a maximum of 10 zibits of data.
Synonyms
A very large unit of digital information equal to two to the power of seventy bits
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Etymology
The word Zibit comes from the binary prefix zebi, used for very large amounts in computer counting, and the familiar bit, which means 'a small unit of digital data'. Like mega or giga but much bigger, a Zibit therefore names a very huge amount of bits.