storage capacity

British  

noun

1. the maximum number of bits, bytes, words, or items that can be held in a memory system such as that of a computer or of the brain

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Example Sentences

Already bogged down by costs incurred from hi-def streaming bandwidth, lawsuits over the use of copyrighted music, multiple corporate acquisitions, and virtual storage capacity, Vimeo flailed and trimmed corners where it could, through layoffs and reduced multimedia interoperability and limits on nonpaying consumers.

From Slate

She said those who are more optimistic on oil prices believe China has more physical storage capacity to put oil into its strategic reserves, and it will continue to do so because it worries about supply disruption, including from a potential conflict with the U.S.

From Barron's

Three of 11 vessels chartered by Chevron were Thursday transporting oil from Venezuela to the US, according to an AFP analysis of ship-tracking data, as export sanctions raised concerns over the South American country's storage capacity.

From Barron's

The latest assessment, based on radar images from December 30, indicates that onshore stocks, namely tanks, have exceeded 22 million barrels, nearly half of the country's storage capacity.

From Barron's

The charity Brain Tumour Research said it wanted to see an increase in frozen tissue storage capacity across the UK.

From BBC