Christoph Hormann wrote:
> > Just for reference, a thousand Terabytes would be an Exabyte.
> > I have no idea what comes after that, though.

> Are you sure about that?
> According to my reference: 10^12=tera, 10^15=peta, 10^18=exa

Hmm ok, missed one.  Still no idea what comes after exa ;)

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