Most of us didn't knew this..

This is the hierarchy of bits or bytes.

Starting from a bit to a nibble (2^2) to a byte (2^3) and so on

Prefixes for multiples of
bits (b) or bytes (B)

Decimal
Value	Metric
1000	k	kilo
1000²	M	mega
1000³	G	giga
1000⁴	T	tera
1000⁵	P	peta
1000⁶	E	exa
1000⁷	Z	zetta
1000⁸	Y	yotta

Binary
Value	JEDEC		IEC
1024	K	kilo	Ki	kibi
1024²	M	mega	Mi	mebi
1024³	G	giga	Gi	gibi
1024⁴	-	-	Ti	tebi
1024⁵	-	-	Pi	pebi
1024⁶	-	-	Ei	exbi
1024⁷	-	-	Zi	zebi
1024⁸	-	-	Yi	yobi

This may end up on

2^332.1928		10¹⁰⁰		googol number

Referance: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(data)

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