How to pronounce “gigabyte” in English

3 gigabytes, that is the complexity of the human hardware, 3 gigabytes.

30 gigabytes, that's like a solid size hard drive that is coming into your five senses each and every day.

It's a 60 gigabyte file.

Using 32-gigabyte cards, with calculating how many photos it would take.

I got a 750 gigabyte hard drive internally lot so I make sure I have a lot of room there.

I got a 64 gigabyte card; I've got to get a lot of pictures off.

Now we're talking gigabytes.

It's roughly 200 gigabytes of raw data.

There will be gigabytes of public data available nightly.

This has 128 gigabytes, $20-- 128 gigabytes, $20 in China.

Divide 128 gigabytes by 3 gigabytes and add the redundancy factor that Ray mentioned.

It uses probably 370 gigabytes of memory, which I supplement by using solid state hard drives in RAID 0.

that sometimes these contents are 2 gigabytes, 3 gigabytes, they have to go by data bundles-- 2-gigabyte data bundles, 3-gigabyte data bundles,

it creates around a two-gigabyte file for one image.

I lived on like half a gigabyte of data every month, you know?

We have the fact that a gigabyte of storage has fallen in price from $8,000 15 years ago to basically free now.

It's probably a 40 gigabyte file with all the layers, and I think I was using maybe 200 gigabytes of memory, which we

and keeps acquiring data by the gigabyte every day, just like a giant, virtual addict.

And then we feed about 150 gigabytes of data into our system to determine two things.

Give me a 100 ccs of gigabytes, is where we're at.

We went from kk to 128 gigabytes.

Even Ray has only 3 gigabytes.

And this pen drive has 128 gigabytes.

And now we are generating a trillion gigabytes, a zettabyte, at least one, every year that plot of course, is markedly increasing.

think, a gigabyte for free, people didn't think that Yahoomail had declined in quality as a result.

That thing is capable of collecting something like 62 gigabytes of data in a 12-hour time period about one whale.

That was at a stage when we had some hundred gigabytes of data.

So we got a bunch of stuff-- 100 gigabytes-- and we found emails from the day before.

Not gigabytes, and definitely not terabytes.

Even the most complex people here has no more than 3 gigabytes.

This case here carried four terabytes worth of data in eight 500-gigabyte-powered hard drives.

So my process takes the raw census data down from 2 and 1/2 gigabytes of raw data down to about 16 megabytes

During our leisure time alone, we process 34 gigabytes of information.

And do you still have 100 gigabytes of RAM?

Umm, you could estimate about ten gigabytes an hour of video, five

There can be hundreds, thousands of gigabytes, it doesn't matter because they're down in the basement.

What they charge is, it's actually how many gigabyte or terabyte of data you can access.

the people who make the software work, the people who make the not gigabytes, not terabytes, but petabytes of data flow around the world seamlessly.

Speed slower above 40 gigabytes on unlimited plan.

Then we use supercomputers at Harvard and elsewhere to process these many, many gigabytes of data collected over three years.

And to store the previously computed features for the last 12 days would require about 122 gigabytes of storage.

And that was, I think, 260 gigabytes.

That is from the beginning of civilization to 2003, there were only a billion gigabytes, which is kind of amazing because we walk around with lots of gigabytes in our pocket.

hundred megabytes an hour of audio recording, that's about ten and a half gigabytes per hour or a hundred and twenty-six gigabytes per

as if it was on a computer, it would come out to over 30 gigabytes.

And we ended up flying the first MacIntosh that ever flew on the Space Shuttle in space with a big old 5.25, 1-gigabyte hard drives,

It's a drop of blood going through a supercomputer, I mean a superconducting magnet, where we get a 50 to 60 gigabyte image of all the proteins in the blood.

economic principle, but one of the problems with implementing it is that a lot of consumers don't understand what is a megabyte or a gigabyte.

Gmail launched in August 04, uh, 1 gigabyte free, expanded