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brontobyte

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/ ˈbrɒntəʊˌbaɪt /

noun

  1. not_standard computing 10 27 or 2 90 bytes

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Etymology

Origin of brontobyte

C21: probably from brontosaurus

Example Sentences

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Google’s unit converter, for example, already tells users that 1,000 yottabytes is 1 hellabyte, and at least one UK government website quotes brontobyte as the correct term.

From Scientific American • Nov. 23, 2022

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