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Are you sure? The old 'British Billion' was 10^12, but even that is rarely used any more. I've never seen an 'M' suffix used to mean anything other than 10^6.
by omh 13y ago
Are you sure? The old 'British Billion' was 10^12, but even that is rarely used any more. I've never seen an 'M' suffix used to mean anything other than 10^6.
- rdl 13y agoM is widely used as "thousand" in specialized contexts like "CPM" and "RPM" within the advertising/accounting space.