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DVD’s New Cousin Can Store More Than a Petabit

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DVD’s New Cousin Can Store More Than a Petabit

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ylai@lemmy.ml to datahoarder@lemmy.mlEnglish · 9 months ago

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Containing more data than the entire Internet can transmit in a second

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A petabit is equal to 128 terabytes
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  It’s really odd they chose that unit of measurement considering storage is almost exclusively referenced in bytes.

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