The petabyte is the new petaflop. Take Yahoo's specially built data warehouse, which it uses to analyze the behavior of its half a billion Web visitors a month.

Forward-looking: German storage startup Cerabyte has an ambitious target: to create storage racks able to hold more than 100 ...

One of Fujitsu's new arrays can hold more than a petabyte of data and store data encrypted with 128-bit AES keys. The key, which is stored on the disk drive itself, is also encrypted.

Their new approach offers the potential to place one petabyte (not one terabyte) on a DVD-size disk. Our zettabyte archive would then fit on a thousand disks, resulting in a stack standing just ...

Just what does a petabyte look like? The US Library of Congress is often invoked when imagining a petabyte and its kin – the (smaller) terabyte and the larger zettabyte and exabyte. Data experts ...

Multi-petabyte and exabyte sized databases, until now largely the province of large government agencies and cloud/social media service providers like Facebook and Shutterfly, are quickly coming to lar ...

There aren't many ways to make data center storage exciting, but mentioning a drive that could hold up to one petabyte (1,000 terabytes) comes close. Intel is making the case to swap out old disk ...

When people talk about the Internet of Things (IoT) they tend to think about big data technologies like Hadoop where petabyte size datasets are stored and analyzed for both known and unknown patterns.

What does it mean to do “big data” in 2019 and just what is "big data?" There are no easy answers, but as we increasingly tout everything and anything as “big data” it is worth stepping ...

A Petabyte is about 4 months which is obviously unrealistic, particularly if your data is also changing. ... So this introduces a 48 bit limit for the maximum size of an application.

Western Digital invests in Cerabyte to advance permanent ceramic data storage Cerabyte targets exabyte-scale storage without power or maintenance requirements Pure Storage and In-Q-Tel previously ...