gigabyte

Humans generate millions of gigabytes of data each day, and one promising way to preserve it is to encode it in the nucleotides of DNA.
The world in a mug|Anne Trafton|August 24, 2021|MIT Technology Review
The average price per gigabyte in Tunisia though is 65 times that of a gigabyte in Israel.
Which African country has the best-value mobile internet?|Carlos Mureithi|June 30, 2021|Quartz
It worked 10 years ago, but gigabytes turned into terabytes and now terabytes are turning into petabytes.
Edge Delta raises $15M Series A to take on Splunk|Frederic Lardinois|June 25, 2021|TechCrunch
File sizes for larger maps can be more than a gigabyte, so make sure you have enough storage space on your phone.
9 Travel Tips from a Professional Road-Tripper|Jen See|June 22, 2021|Outside Online

The cost of a gigabyte of data across providers plunged to the equivalent of 26 cents, the cheapest in the world.
Netflix v Modi and the battle for Indian cinema’s soul|Konstantin Kakaes|March 24, 2021|MIT Technology Review
Users also require the bandwidth and patience to download large files (Flames of War is nearly a gigabyte).
ISIS Is Winning the Online Jihad Against the West|Ali Fisher, Nico Prucha|October 1, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Behold, the Gigabyte Age: A gigabyte is the speed at which the human eye processes data to the brain, making life look seamless.
Safe Nukes, Aussie Broadband, and Other Visions From the Future|John Avlon|May 29, 2009|DAILY BEAST

British Dictionary definitions for gigabyte

gigabyte

/ (ˈɡɪɡəˌbaɪt, ˈɡaɪɡəˌbaɪt) /

noun

computing one thousand and twenty-four megabytesSee also giga- (def. 2)

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Scientific definitions for gigabyte

gigabyte

[ gĭg′ə-bīt′ ]

A unit of computer memory or data storage capacity equal to 1,024 megabytes (230 bytes).

One billion bytes. See Note at megabyte.