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EMC beat its rivals to the winning post on Monday when it became the first company to launched a storage array that will hold a full petabyte of data — easily the largest array that EMC manufactures.

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Most people are now familiar with terabytes – a measure of memory or storage capacity equal to a thousand gigabytes. Well, the lesser known petabyte is approximately a thousand terabytes and, with the ...

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The Petabyte Age refers to the era the human race has entered, in which there is more data stored than ever before. The general perception is that more informed decisions can be made due to this ...

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13.3 years of HDTV content. That’s approximately 58,292 movies, which means an equal number of large pizzas. So one petabyte equals 52 tonnes of pepperoni pizza. Yes, my head has assploded. For other ...

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EMC beat its rivals to the winning post on Thursday when it became the first company to launch a storage array that will hold a full petabyte of data — easily the largest array that EMC manufactures.