noun
Etymology
Origin of exabyte
Example Sentences
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The market for embedded solid state drives—a flash memory product used by data centers—is 460 exabytes, the firm said, and Pure Storage has claimed just 2 exabytes so far.
From Barron's
According to the company’s current assessment, there would be a shortage of at least 6.5 exabytes in flash storage availability.
From Reuters
At that point, it’ll contain some 16,000 total GPUs and will be able to train AI systems “with more than a trillion parameters on data sets as large as an exabyte.”
From The Verge
“We built out all of these custom tools and work in order to handle exabytes of data,” Zander said.
From Seattle Times
The brain, holding its “200 exabytes of information, roughly equal to ‘the entire digital content of today’s world.’
From Washington Post
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