Computer Storage Unit

Computer storage unit bit (BIT) (binary digits): stores a bit of binary, that is, 0 or 1, the smallest storage unit. Byte: eight binary bits are one byte (B), the most common unit. That is, 1B (byte bytes) = 8 bit computer storage units are generally represented by B, kb, MB, GB, TB, Pb, EB, ZB, Yb, BB, the relationship between them is: 1 kb (kilobyte kilobytes) = 1024b, 1 MB (megabyte megabytes referred to as "megabytes") = 1024kb, 1 GB (gigabyte gigabytes, also known as "Gigabytes ") = 1024 MB, 1 Tb (trillionbyte, trillion bytes) = 1024 GB, of which 1024 = 2 ^ 10 (10 power of 2), 1 Pb (petabyte, trillion bytes) = 1024 TB, 1 EB (exabyte 100,000) = 1024 Pb, 1 ZB (zettabyte 0.1 billion) = EB, 1 Yb (yottabyte) = 1024 ZB, 1 BB (brontobyte 100 billion bytes) = 1024 Yb.

Computer Storage Unit