What is after a terabyte?

Question

What is after a terabyte?

Answer 1

Petabyte · Exabyte · Zettabyte · Yottabyte ...

petabyte

1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes — 10005, or 1015, or

1,125,899,906,842,624 bytes — 10245, or 250.

Answer 2

terabyte < petabyte < exabyte < zettabyte < yottabyte

Answer 3

A Petabyte.

It is 1,000 terabytes.

Answer 4

Petabyte  ^_^

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petabyte

Answer 5

terabyte

petabyte

exabyte

zettabyte

yottabyte

hope this helps you

Answer 6

1,000,000,000,001 (when using natural numbers, that is).

Some would say a terabyte is 2^40. Which is false. Likewise: 1 kilobyte is definitely NOT 1,024, but 1,000 byte.

If you want to know what's after 2^40: it's  1,099,511,627,777.

If you want to know what's a kilo terabytes: that's a petabyte, indeed.

It will be in 2013, when first consumer petabyte drives are available.

When text only, a petabyte drive could contain about a billion bibles. Or 333 million 3MB jpg pictures.

My mother creates about 4,500 JPG's a year with her photocamera. It would take her approx. 100,000 years to fill a petabyte drive doing that. It needs only one second of lightning to kill them all forever.

Answer 7

petabyte

Answer 8

Self awareness then judgment day....

But its a Petabyte.