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A '''bit''' (an acronym standing for '''B'''inary dig'''IT''') is [[measurements|unit of information]] storable in a [[computer]]. It is commonly represented as a zero (0) or one (1). |
A '''bit''' (an acronym standing for '''B'''inary dig'''IT''') is [[measurements|unit of information]] storable in a [[computer]]. It is commonly represented as a zero (0) or one (1). |
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| − | The [[Soong type android|Soong-type android]] [[Data]] was built with the ultimate storage capacity of eight hundred quadrillion (800 x 10<sup>15</sup>) bits. ( |
+ | The [[Soong type android|Soong-type android]] [[Data]] was built with the ultimate storage capacity of eight hundred quadrillion (800 x 10<sup>15</sup>) bits. ({{TNG|The Measure Of A Man}}) |
:''At 8 bits per [[byte]], it can be calculated that Data has 100 petabytes of memory.'' |
:''At 8 bits per [[byte]], it can be calculated that Data has 100 petabytes of memory.'' |
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Revision as of 16:25, 7 February 2007
A bit (an acronym standing for Binary digIT) is unit of information storable in a computer. It is commonly represented as a zero (0) or one (1).
The Soong-type android Data was built with the ultimate storage capacity of eight hundred quadrillion (800 x 1015) bits. (TNG: "The Measure Of A Man")
- At 8 bits per byte, it can be calculated that Data has 100 petabytes of memory.