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PWR ( Pressurized Water Reactor )

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"The Power" (Snap!)

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Snap, crackle, pop ! 

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"Pop Muzik" (M)

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hesitation

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stop-motion animation

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King Kong (1933).

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ape

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gorilla

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Gigantic.

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gigabyte

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Terabyte.

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yottabyte (2⁸⁰ bytes = 10²⁴ bytes = 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 bytes)

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How big is a yottabyte?
A yottabyte is so much data that, according to backup vendor Backblaze Inc., a yottabyte of storage would take up a data center the size of the states of Delaware and Rhode Island.

What’s bigger than a yottabyte?
Yotta is the biggest prefix recognized by the SI, mainly because there is currently no need for any bigger prefix. There are still other unofficial units that exist, however. For example, the brontobyte is one of the most well known.

A brontobyte is approximately 1,024 YB. Brontobyte is derived from the name Brontosaurus, one of the largest dinosaurs. Using simplified numbers, a brontobyte is equal to the number one followed by 27 zeros.

Is the yottabyte in use?
Yottabyte storage is not yet in use, and there is nothing yet currently big enough to measure in yottabytes. For example, in their blog post titled "How Much Data is Created Every Day?" job recruitment hub SeedScientific estimated the amount of global information created at the beginning of 2020 to be 44 zettabytes. By 2025, the projected amount of data generated each day globally will reach 463 exabytes.

In 2014, the U.S. Intelligence Community completed construction of the Utah Data Center, which was reportedly designed to handle yottabytes of data. However, experts estimated the $1.5 billion data center's capacity is between 3 EB and 12 EB. But according to the 2019 IEEE Spectrum article "Racing Toward Yottabyte Information," the world will reach data in the yottabytes within a decade.

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Yottabytes .... sounds like .... Yoda. 

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The Force.