Zettabit

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Quantities of bits
SI prefixes Binary prefixes
Name
(Symbol)		 Standard
SI		 Rare
usage		 Name
(Symbol)		 Value
kilobit (kb) 103 210 kibibit (Kibit) 210
megabit (Mb) 106 220 mebibit (Mibit) 220
gigabit (Gb) 109 230 gibibit (Gibit) 230
terabit (Tb) 1012 240 tebibit (Tibit) 240
petabit (Pb) 1015 250 pebibit (Pibit) 250
exabit (Eb) 1018 260 exbibit (Eibit) 260
zettabit (Zb) 1021 270 zebibit (Zibit) 270
yottabit (Yb) 1024 280 yobibit (Yibit) 280

A zettabit is a unit of information or computer storage, abbreviated Zbit or sometimes Zb.

1 zettabit = 1021 bits = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bits.

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