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- A gigabyte is defined as a unit of digital information equal to one billion bytes.
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- And he coined some terms, Kilo cyborgs with thousands of entities, mega cyborgs, millions, Giga cyborgs with billions.
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This is called a GEV giga electron Volt, the bottom quark.
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And he coined some terms, Kilo cyborgs with thousands of entities, mega cyborgs, millions, Giga cyborgs with billions.
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Now the the the main giga years means a billion.
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So think about the giga tons of carbon that are flowing through this system.
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But if you wanted to, you're talking tons and tons and giga tons of materials that you have to mine.
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The latest smartphone has a storage capacity of 128 gigabytes, allowing it to hold thousands of photos.
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When measuring electrical power, a gigawatt is one billion watts, commonly used for large power plants.
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Etymology
Giga- comes from the Greek word gigas, which means 'giant', so in the metric system it tells you 'one billion' of something; that's why gigabyte and gigawatt mean a very large number of bytes or watts.