trillionbytes
nounUK /ˈtrɪljənbaɪts/
US /ˈtrɪljənbaɪts/
A trillionbytes is a super huge amount of computer memory, like a trillion tiny pieces of information all together.
The new data center can store a trillionbytes of photos and videos.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A playful way to say an extremely large number of bytes, far beyond everyday computer sizes.
My little brother joked that his game takes a trillionbytes to install.
3. A made-up unit used to describe data so big it feels impossible to count.
Scientists talk about trillionbytes when they study giant space pictures.
4. A very large collection of digital information, such as all the words in many libraries.
The internet holds many trillionbytes of knowledge.