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Data is measured in bytes and multiples. Note: decimal multiples (KB = 1000 B) differ from binary ones (KiB = 1024 B), which is why a drive shows less capacity than its marketing size.
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About this category: Digital Storage
Data is measured in bytes and multiples. Note: decimal multiples (KB = 1000 B) differ from binary ones (KiB = 1024 B), which is why a drive shows less capacity than its marketing size.
Decimal multiples (KB = 1000 B) differ from binary ones (KiB = 1024 B), which is why a drive shows less than its marketing size.
Practical uses
- Storage, memory and file sizes
- Network speed and data volume
- Cloud resource management
Available units
| Unit | Name | Definition | Classification |
|---|---|---|---|
| B | Byte | Eight bits, the smallest practical storage unit. | Special |
| bit | Bit | The smallest data unit: 0 or 1. | Special |
| KB | Kilobyte | 1000 bytes (decimal). | Special |
| MB | Megabyte | One million bytes (decimal). | Special |
| GB | Gigabyte | One billion bytes (decimal). | Special |
| TB | Terabyte | One trillion bytes (decimal). | Special |
| PB | Petabyte | 10ΒΉβ΅ bytes (decimal). | Special |
| KiB | Kibibyte | 1024 bytes (binary). | Special |
| MiB | Mebibyte | 1,048,576 bytes (binary). | Special |
| GiB | Gibibyte | 1024Β³ bytes (binary). | Special |
| TiB | Tebibyte | 1024β΄ bytes (binary). | Special |
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