billionfold

American  

[bil-yuhn-fohld] / ˈbɪl yənˌfoʊld /

adverb

1. Usually, a billionfold. by a billion times; by a factor of a billion.

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adjective

1. a billion times as many or as much.

Example Sentences

The kilobits and microseconds they worry over are multiplied as much as a billionfold in data centers around the world—loud, hot, warehouse-size buildings whose unending racks of processors are cooled by vats of water.

From The New Yorker

When we cross Bridge Four, those same nanobots will connect our brains to a neocortical annex in the cloud, and our intelligence will quickly expand a billionfold.

From The New Yorker

Moore himself said that year that the doubling would occur every two years because of the rising expense of cramming more transistors on a chip, but the trend continues to this day, when the cost of a transistor has dropped a billionfold.

From Forbes

The Brain Initiative is sure to increase the amount of undigested data a millionfold, a billionfold — it depends on how you keep score.

From New York Times

“Artificial intelligence will reach human levels by around 2029. Follow that out further to, say, 2045, we will have multiplied the intelligence, the human biological machine intelligence of our civilization a billionfold,” he tells PBS NewsHour.

From Forbes