Megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte. We hear these words all the time in relation to the Internet, but many people may not realize which is bigger, what they are used for and what you can do with them.

Remember when the idea of having a terabyte of storage was just mind-blowing? Now they’re packing a terabyte onto a card the size of your pinky nail. In news that would have made teenage me’s head pop ...

With a terabyte drive, consumers can store 250,000 MP3 songs, enough for two solid years of listening without a single repeat. Photos: Hitachi's terabyte drive Michael Kanellos is editor at large at ...

Do you frequently record super-slow-motion 8K video? Do you want to back up your entire computer to your coin pocket? Then these measly 512-gigabyte SD cards probably aren’t cutting it. Fortunately, ...

Why near-terabyte? Well, as anyone who's been in the business a while knows, hard-drive manufacturers persist in calling every 1,000 bytes a kilobyte, even though a real kilobyte is 1024 bytes. For ...

US cable Internet customers are using an average of 268.7GB per month, and 4.1 percent of households use at least 1TB, according to new research by the vendor OpenVault. Households that use at least ...

I Today Nimbus Data announced the ExaDrive DC100, the largest capacity (100 terabytes) solid state drive ever produced. Featuring more than 3x the capacity of the closest competitor, the ExaDrive ...

It’s the most memory ever crammed into a 2.5-inch form factor — enough to store 5,700 full HD movies It’s the most memory ever crammed into a 2.5-inch form factor — enough to store 5,700 full HD ...