Sentences with EXABIT
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"The exabit is a unit of information or computer storage equal to one quintillion (short scale) bits."
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"A single exabit is equivalent to 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 bits."
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"The exabit is rarely used in practical applications due to its vast size."
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"With the increasing demand for data storage, exabits are becoming more relevant."
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"Telecommunication companies are constantly striving to improve their exabit capacities."
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"An exabit is often represented by the symbol Eb."
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"Many modern hard drives have a storage capacity measured in exabits."
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"In the near future, exabits may become the standard unit for measuring data sizes."
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"Scientists are constantly pushing the boundaries of what can be stored in an exabit."
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"An exabit is an unfathomably large amount of data."
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"The transfer of an exabit of information would take a significant amount of time."
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"The storage of exabits of genomic data is crucial for medical research."
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"Researchers are working on new technologies to efficiently handle exabits of data."
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"Supercomputers are capable of processing exabits of data in record time."
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"Large-scale simulations and modeling rely on the processing power of exabits."
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"The management of exabits of data requires advanced data storage techniques."
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"An exabit is a unit of information equal to one quintillion (1018) bits."
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"The entire Internet is estimated to contain approximately 1 exabit of information."
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"The exabit is a rarely used unit, as most data measurements are currently in the petabit range."
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"The storage capacity of the world's largest hard drive is currently measured in exabits."
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"The transmission speed of high-speed fiber optic networks is often measured in exabits per second."
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"Big data centers can handle exabits of information with their massive storage systems."
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"In the future, exabits of data will be generated every second as technologies advance."
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"Scientists are exploring ways to increase the efficiency of transmitting exabits of information wirelessly."
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"An exabit is equivalent to approximately 125 petabytes or 125,000 terabytes."
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"The exabit unit was officially introduced in 1975 during the early days of computer technology."
