What Is a Computer Archive?

1 and 0 are the basic units of binary storage in computers, including everything you see on your computer now, which consists of two numbers, 1 and 0. One is a bit, and 8 is a byte. We The images and videos seen in the computer are all calculated by the computer through countless 1s and 0s in the memory.

1

(Basic unit of computer storage)

1 and 0 are

1 and 0 are

1B (Byte) = 8bit,

1KB (Kilobyte kilobytes) = 1024B,

1MB (Mega byte megabyte for short) = 1024KB,

1GB (Giga byte or Gigabyte) = 1024MB,

1TB (Tera byte) = 1024GB, of which 1024 = 2 ^ 10 (2 to the power of 10),

1PB (peta byte petabyte) = 1024TB,

1EB (Exa byte)

1ZB (Zetta byte)

1YB (Yotta byte)

1BB (Bronto byte) = 1024 YB,

1NB (Nona byte) = 1024BB,

1DB (Dogga byte) = 1024NB.