If you had one Yottabyte memory on your pc/laptop what would you do

[elena1969]

If you had one Yottabyte memory on your pc/laptop what would you do?
For those of you who don't know yottabyte is the biggest of all unit for measurement of the memory.
Do you think the entire internet memory is in yottabytes?
Do you think that all the warez in the internet is measured in yottabytes(unique ones also)?
Table
yottabyte = 1 yottabyte
= 1024 zettabytes
= 1048576 exabytes
= 1073741824 petabytes
= 1099511627776 terabytes
= 1125899906842624 gigabytes
= 1152921504606846976 megabytes
= 9223372036854775808 Megabits
= 1180591620717411303424 kilobytes
= 9444732965739290427392 Kilobits
= 1208925819614629174706176 bytes
= 2417851639229258349412352 nibbles
= 9671406556917033397649408 bits
I'd love to hear some replies about this

elena1969 Reviewed by elena1969 on 23rd Jul 2011. If you had one Yottabyte memory on your pc/laptop what would you do If you had one Yottabyte memory on your pc/laptop what would you do? For those of you who don't know yottabyte is the biggest of all unit for measurement of the memory. Do you think the entire internet memory is in yottabytes? Do you think that all the warez in the internet is measured in yottabytes(unique ones also)? Table yottabyte = 1 yottabyte = 1024 zettabytes = 1048576 exabytes = 1073741824 petabytes = 1099511627776 terabytes Rating: 5

[cvrle77]

Actually, Googol is the biggest number
1 googol = 1.0 ? 10^100

What would I do? Sell it, because I couldn't use it, since there is no OS or MB that supports it.

[elena1969]

Wow,my mistake sorry,the info i got this from must have been wrong lol

[cvrle77]

Well, not sure if there is googolbyte measurement, I said googol is the biggest number that we have the right word for it.

Googol:

10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0

EDIT: oh wow, KWWH cant deal with googols

EDIT2: I don't think all the warez is even close to yottabytes, simple reason for that is, that before last 10-11 years, everything was size of CD and smaller as you go further back in past, however, it is possible that in next 10-11 years we reach that number

EDIT3: Hm, if we count all possible copies around the world, yes, we passed yottabytes for sure