Thanks for the Memory

(Robert Catterall) Exabyte. Now there’s a word you probably don’t use in everyday conversation. What is an exabyte? It’s one quintillion bytes. It’s one million terabytes. It’s one billion gigabytes. It’s one-sixteenth of the amount of byte-addressable server storage that can be accessed via a 6

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Thanks for the Memory

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