Osud 2020-09-01 09:10:101 PB = 1,000,000,000,000,000 B
i do know it's a late the answer to that question that Austin asked but it's better not have answer to that question and surely it surely if anyone else come around here and wonder the same thing here at one point in the future, they will they will have an answer they seek.
Roger Jones III (RogerRoo) 2020-02-23 19:43:49I just reached .10 PB in storage. WOW.
When I was in college we laughed at a gig - We'll never reach a gig every one said.
In 1995 I bought a 20 MG HD for about $450.00. It wasn't even true IDE yet, no one had heard of SATA. The best connections were SCSI
I worked in 1966 with IBM1311 with 2.000.000 Char (6 bits) and I was very happy
1 PB = 1,000,000,000,000,000 B
i do know it's a late the answer to that question that Austin asked but it's better not have answer to that question and surely it surely if anyone else come around here and wonder the same thing here at one point in the future, they will they will have an answer they seek.
I just reached .10 PB in storage. WOW.
When I was in college we laughed at a gig - We'll never reach a gig every one said.
In 1995 I bought a 20 MG HD for about $450.00. It wasn't even true IDE yet, no one had heard of SATA. The best connections were SCSI
I pay 10$ for 100mbps in Bangladesh
PB to B?