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So Zeega, with a click and drag, helps to tame billions of bytes of video, audio, stills, and text.

The term ad hoc data refers to the billions of bytes of non-standard and continuously evolving data spread across all computer systems.

Buried in the billions of bytes of data produced every day are deep insights into the origins of and improved treatments for complex diseases.

With what they've learned, they predict it will be possible to store hundreds of billions of bytes of digital data and retrieve them at a rate of billions of bits per second with a high degree of accuracy.

Hesselink predicts that future systems could store hundreds of billions of bytes of digital data, and retrieve them at a rate of a billion bits per second with a high degree of accuracy, ten to 100 times faster than today's data storage devices.

When connected devices are collecting billions of bytes of sensitive data, such as proprietary corporate customer information and activity, and feeding it into analytics tools in the cloud, there is a likelihood for data loss from malicious activity.

How do we get on the order of 100 trillion connections in the brain from only tens of millions of bytes of design information?

With optimization, mere mortals can scan millions of bytes of data in an eye blink, wrestle with thousands of choices, and still be done in time for dinner with the family.

That would mean that the design of the brain would require hundreds of trillions of bytes of information.

And then the next week it will do the same again, looking for transient changes, adding new information and building up a database of billions of objects and millions of billions of bytes.

By the 1990s the standard HD diameter for PCs had shrunk to 3.5 inches (about 8.9 cm), with storage capacities in excess of 100 gigabytes (billions of bytes); the standard size HD for portable PCs ("laptops") was 2.5 inches (about 6.4 cm).