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Memory Conversion Table

                   Memory Conversion Table

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In this Blog, We are going to discuss on  the topic,"The Memory Conversion", 

Let's see, How the computer memory Formed?



                                             1 bit             =     0 or 1
    
                                             8 bits           =     1 byte
  
                                            1024 bytes  =     1 KB    Kilobytes
  
                                            1024 KB       =     1 MB   Megabytes
                                            1024 MB      =     1 GB   Gigabytes
                                            1024 GB       =    1 TB   Terabytes
  
                                            1024 TB       =    1 PB    Petabytes
 
                                            1024 PB       =    1 EB    Exabyte
                                            1024 EB       =    1 ZB    Zettabytes
                                            1024 ZB       =    1 YB    Yottabytes

                                            1024 YB       =    1 BB    BrontoByte

                                            1024 BB       =    1 GB    GeopByte

 Geop Byte is The Highest Memory Measurement Unit till date......

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