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Definition of terabyte
: 1024 gigabytes or 1,099,511,627,776 bytes; also : one trillion bytes
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The company’s most bonkers machine yet can have processors up to 22 teraflops, memory up to 128 gigs, and as much as 4 terabytes of storage.
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Video by Robert Hanashiro and Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Self-driving vehicles are synonymous with sophisticated sensors producing terabytes of data being analyzed by powerful computers.
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Court documents say investigators seized, conservatively, 50 terabytes of information, or enough to fill roughly 200 laptop computers.
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The Michigan State Police could generate 5,000 to 7,000 terabytes of information over three years if all officers wore body cameras, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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Information about more than 198 million U.S. citizens was accidentally leaked earlier this month, after more than a terabyte of data was stored on a publicly accessible server by a marketing firm working for the Republican National Committee.
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Vickery discovered 1.1 terabytes stored on the cloud, that was fully downloadable and not password protected, according to a report published to UpGuard's website.
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The $59.99 unlimited storage for Amazon’s Cloud Drive is now limited at 1 terabyte of storage.
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Of course, using internet to watch TV shows and movies could lead to reaching Comcast’s one-terabyte data cap, which was implemented in Colorado in November.
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1984
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