Computer Memory Measurement

Units of Computer Memory Measurement

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1Bit = Binary Digit

8Bits = 1 Byte

1024 Bytes = 1KB (Kilo Byte)

1024 KB = 1MB (Mega Byte)

1024 MB = 1GB (Giga Byte)

1024 GB = 1TB (Terra Byte)

1024 TB = 1PB (Peta Byte)

1024 PB = 1EB (Exa Byte)

1024 EB = 1ZB (Zetta Byte)

1024 ZB = 1YB (Yotta Byte)

1024 YB = 1 Bronto Byte

1024 Brontobyte = 1 Geop Byte

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