pebibit
- noun
- /ˈpɛbɪˌbɪt/
- Specialized
- The new storage array can hold up to two pebibits of data.
Examples
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Transferring a pebibit of information over a network can take hours at standard speeds.
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Backup systems are now being designed to manage pebibit-scale data volumes.
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A pebibit is a large unit of data.
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I need to store 5 pebibits of data.
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The new storage array can hold up to two pebibits of data.
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Transferring a pebibit of information over a network can take hours at standard speeds.
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Backup systems are now being designed to manage pebibit-scale data volumes.
Synonyms
A very large unit for measuring digital information equal to 1,125,899,906,842,624 bits
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Morphology
Etymology
The word pebibit is made from pebi, the computer form of 'peta' meaning 'very large', and bit, which is a 'small unit of data'. So a pebibit is a name for a very large number of bits used to measure huge amounts of data and equals 2^50 bits.