How to pronounce “terabyte” in English

a terabyte.

20 terabytes on average in the US of data and that's only consumed by one Department in general in the hospital

Four terabytes.

three terabytes of information and now they're estimating it's going to be 100 terabytes of information coming out of the Bush White House so this is a lot of

and up to a terabyte of fast UFS 4.1 storage.

I have a 2 terabyte disk.

We had a four-terabyte engineering document server in 1985.

It's 15 terabytes of data per night, which has to be analyzed on the fly.

That's 100 terabytes or whatever.

We have terabytes of data.

would think about 80 terabytes of information coming out of government what the actual practical implications

We'll all have terabytes by about 2007.

You have X amount of terabyte stored in our server.

And this website has had over a terabyte of data pulled off of it in the past, like, 18 months.

We think we'll get about 30 terabytes of image data a night.

I have upwards of 100 terabytes of data.

Have you exhausted the 2.6 terabytes, or is there much more to investigate within the data set?

Get used to dealing with hundreds of terabytes stored in the cloud.

So this is all beer-related terabytes of data.

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

all of your actions and compiles terabytes of data on you, your family, and everything that you do.

And you can also now go up to a terabyte of storage.

Now I know this group knows what a half a terabyte of data is, but if your mom and dad ask you what it is,

I was told that the 2016 data set was about a terabyte and a half of data, which is several hundred times larger.

I bring with me just a little one terabyte FireWire 800 Seagate portable drive, I don't remember what they're called, but they're not that

then, we'll have terabyte drives that will last us another 65 years.” So at that point, we were like, "Wow! A whole life on a terabyte."

I think it was 11.5 million documents and 2.6 terabytes of information.

I learned that a hard drive from two terabytes on you need a special plug for because it doesn't work well with electricity.

They're like, seven terabytes, I use that in my hip pocket in the morning.

We have at this point close to 2 terabytes of data on our lab server that we've downloaded from public resources.

It was about-- I think at that point about three terabytes worth of footage, and it wasn't 4K.

One plane, one flight is a half a terabyte of data.

And since you're a military historian-- I actually worked on the very first terabyte-class engineering document management system for the Defense Department in the 1980s.

It's every second we have to process that much information-- 1,000 terabytes of information in that experiment.

But the data sets from a single saliva sample could be up to a few terabytes.

And this can be on the order of sort of tens of terabytes of data.

And you can make images of the sky at 200 frames per second, a terabyte of data every hour.

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

So instead of paying, say, $100,000 a terabyte for data, we can afford to store it for cents on the dollar in a commodity data warehouse like HDFS,

And then the second column is the resulting data size, ranging from a 10th of a terabyte all the way up to 12.5 terabytes.

impossible that occasionally come through that really change everything the magnetic type memory that would put you know would put um you know terabyte

Because we get terabytes of data, even from the simulations, let alone the real universe.

And we have-- yeah, which represent more than 330 terabytes of data.

And in the end, we turned up with 2.6 terabytes.

I really had to look up what 2.6 terabytes was.

Not gigabytes, and definitely not terabytes.

But in every given month, we're transferring about 2.8 terabytes of data just to our database alone.

I correctly said up to half a terabyte of storage, but the

For example, every second of the Large Hadron Collider, an update is generated for more than 1,001 1-terabyte hard drives, which is relevant to all of you.