Exabyte: is a massive unit of digital storage, far larger than a petabyte (PB). It is primarily used to measure global internet traffic, cloud computing and large-scale data centers. A single exabyte represents an almost unimaginable amount of data. It can store about 200 billion high-resolution photos, or 500 billion songs (roughly 30 billion hours of music) or 20 million full length 4K movies.
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Interesting facts:
- Entire globe's internet traffic in 2024 was estimated to be 33 exabytes per day
- Netflix streams around 15 exabytes of content per year
- The entire written works of humanity in all languages is estimated to take up about 5 exabytes
Interesting facts:
- In 2006 global digital storage was estimated at 0.16 ZB
- In 2021 global internet traffic reached rougly 79 ZB.
- By 2025 the world is expected to generate roughly 175 ZB of data annually
- By 2035 the total data stored worldwide could exceed 2,000 ZB
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