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So we have "ronna" or "R" for 10^27 and "quetta" or "Q" for 10^30. I haven't seen the official binary equivalents. For example, we have "yotta" or "Y" for 10^
by _kst_ 4y ago
So we have "ronna" or "R" for 10^27 and "quetta" or "Q" for 10^30.
I haven't seen the official binary equivalents.
For example, we have "yotta" or "Y" for 10^24, and "yobi" or "Yi" for 2^80.
Are we going have "robi" and "quebi"? I presume the abbreviations will be "Ri" and "Qi".
(I guess we don't need fractional binary prefixes. There's not much use for nanobytes.)
Of course since this was just announced today, I'm not really complaining.