Definition of terabyte
: 1024 gigabytes or 1,099,511,627,776 bytes;
also
: one trillion bytes
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And there’s no shortage: a Boeing 787 generates half a terabyte of information per flight, said JJ DeGiovanni, a managing director with United’s corporate safety team.
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In total, the two terabytes of data included personal information for hundreds of millions of American adults and millions of businesses, according to Wired.
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The Department of Commerce produces about 20 to 40 terabytes of data a day.
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Constantly measured and priced, this vital raw material continues to spur the growth of economies built on a foundation of terabytes and gigabits per second.
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The SD Association has announced a new card specification that should increase maximum storage on SD cards to 128 terabytes and provide much faster data transfer speeds of 985 megabytes per second.
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The haul comprises close to two terabytes of data that appears to include personal information on hundreds of millions of American adults, as well as millions of businesses.
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Mueller’s evidence, which Concord is legally entitled to review before its trial, includes up to 2 terabytes of unclassified digital information, roughly equal to as much as 500 million double-sided printed pages.
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Google's new price for 2 terabytes of storage is $9.99 monthly, down from $19.99 monthly.
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First Known Use of terabyte
1984
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