what comes after a yottabyte? :confused:
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what comes after a yottabyte? :confused:
Zetabyte
Oh, if you’d like to buy just about every disk drive ever made, NSS can handle up to eight "ZetaBytes" where one "ZetaByte" is defined as one million terabytes. (Note that this definition of ZetaBytes only appears one website other than Novell’s. According to all other references, the international standard for prefixes is as follows: Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera, Peta, Exa, Zetta, and Yotta, respectively, with no mention of Zeta with one "t". This leads me to believe that the correct prefix would be "Exa". Aha, one last Novell standards violation needing eradication, as well as proof that the Web truly is the great black hole of wasted time!)
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what comes after a yottabyte?
Yotta, yotta, yotta!
great site, everything after a googol is tounge twisting to pronounce. say quattuornonagintillion 20x :DQuote:
yodabyte
yottabyte1......Sorry I could not resist:DQuote:
Originally posted by racronus
what comes after a yottabyte? :confused:
I don't quite agree with that websiteQuote:
Septo = 7 then should be = sep-something or exa-something, instead of sext-something, cuz sexto and Exa = 6
same goes for Pico or Pento
which mean 5 or more
so that table is totally off.
and anything to the multiple of 0 is ZERO and not 1
that's the worst math i've seen.
So what you guys are all wating Yoda.. :p i mean Yotabyte = octillion-byte
yottabyte ++, or maybe yowzabyte...
Yowza, yowza, yowza! :x
Do we really need that much disk space?! So games now are going to take 1-2 gigabytes... what next?!
Or was this intended to be a harmless joke? :p
Lottabytes
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No idea they all have just gone wacko orQuote:
Originally posted by optic_pro1430
Do we really need that much disk space?! So games now are going to take 1-2 gigabytes... what next?!
Or was this intended to be a harmless joke? :p
all dreaming about Yoda, or yata, or yayabite
So seriously, guys, really what is after YottaBytes?
nanobytes?
read more related stuff here
http://www.sysopt.com/forum/showthre...hreadid=114928
I dunno. As far as I know, there's no name yet. Anyone want to vote on it?
Something interesting: http://www.athensacademy.org/instruc...Ten%20(10).htm
Nice reading :)
thanks for the link :t
and the quests continues on the X?-byte... :p
I think it's gonna be another greek letter followed by byte as yotta and zetta (not sure about about others) are derived from it.
This is a scale nobody will need to know but...
lumabyte- 2^230 Screw it
mingabyte- 2^230 Screw it
nenabyte- 2^220 Screw it
ochabyte- 2^210 Screw it
peptabyte- 2^200 Screw it
quexabyte- 2^190 Screw it
rintabyte- 2^180 Screw it
sortabyte- 2^170 Screw it
tredabyte- 2^160 Screw it
udabyte- 2^150 Screw it
vundabyte- 2^140 Screw it
wekabyte- 2^130 Screw it
xonabyte- 2^120 1.329227995789158729072038007060e+36
safcabyte- 2^110 1.298074214633706907132624082305e+33
orgobyte- 2^100 1 267 650 600 228 229 401 496 703 205 376
brontobyte- 2^90 1 237 940 039 285 380 274 899 124 224
yottabyte- 2^80 1 208 925 819 614 629 174 606 176
zettabyte- 2^70 1 180 591 620 717 411 303 424
exabyte- 2^60 1 152 921 504 606 846 976
petabyte- 2^50 1 125 899 906 842 624
terabyte- 2^40 1 099 511 627 776
gigabyte- 2^30 1 073 741 824
megabyte- 2^20 1 048 576
kilobyte- 2^10 1 024
hectobyte- 2^7 128
decabyte- 2^4 16
(uni)byte- 2^1 1
decabyte- 2^-2
decibyte- 2^-5
centibyte- 2^-8
millibyte- 2^-10
microbyte- 2^-20
nanobyte- 2^-30
picobyte- 2^-40
femtobyte- 2^-50
attobyte- 2^-60
zeptobyte- 2^-70
yoctobyte- 2^-80
Any questions
The root of pi?
Software for calculating π
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Softwar...ulating_%CF%80
According to its author, it can compute one million digits in 3.5 seconds
Nutttin better then a SIX Year OLD thread:)
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Originally Posted by Steve R Jones
LOL
So what is that, an old member logging in for a joke; or a newbie using the search function? I think the previous. :t
wow, i remember this old topic.
back then it was kinda a joke.
but it is not so anymore, we are seriously approaching those crazy numbers.
considering myself i'm already using 3.5 TeraBytes in just my own computer.....
soon we'll past the TeraByte era, and move on to the DuoByte? then TrillioByte, and QuadtuByte? then PentaByte....
Gotabyte (Fishing term)
This is pretty cool.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljbI-363A2Q
Updated June 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7J_ereCiTo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhnWKg9B2-8
Hey i was trying to answer the same question and found this here (http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showt...php?t=331382):
10^1 deka da
10^2 hecto h
10^3 kilo k
10^6 mega M
10^9 giga G
10^12 tera T
10^15 peta P
10^18 exa E
10^21 zetta Z
10^24 yotta Y
10^27 xona X
10^30 weka W
10^33 vunda V
10^36 uda U
10^39 treda TD
10^42 sorta S
10^45 rinta R
10^48 quexa Q
10^51 pepta PP
10^54 ocha O
10^57 nena N
10^60 minga MI
10^63 luma L
The proposed (but not official) system. However, Yotta is the next to last greek alphabet letter - the last one would be the Omega. It could be that the next one would be the Omegabyte - which sounds **** cool. After that they should abandon the Greek system and go to something else - like Egyptian.
I dont know how true this is. I just found it
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