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Mozy and the Petabyte

Filed in archive Online on July 10, 2009

The folks at Mozy have posted a wonderful graphic explaining the concept of a petabyte (a million gigabytes) — and noting that the company now stores more than 15 petabytes of data:

"13.3 years of HDTV content — that's approximately 58,292 movies, which means an equal number of large pizzas," notes Gizmodo's Jesus Diaz. "So one petabyte equals 52 tonnes of pepperoni pizza. Yes, my head has assploded..."

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