Converting from Exabyte (EB) to Petabit (Pb) | Data storage (1KB=1024B)

What is Exabyte (EB)

An Exabyte (EB) is a unit of data storage equivalent to 106 terabytes (TB) or 109 gigabytes (GB). It is commonly used in the context of large data storage solutions, cloud computing, and data analysis. One Exabyte represents a massive amount of data, enough to store extensive databases or large digital libraries. To put it into perspective, 1 EB equals 1∗1018 bytes.

What is Petabit (Pb)

A Petabit (Pb) is a unit of digital information storage that equals 106 gigabits (Gb) or 103 terabits (Tb). It is primarily used in telecommunications and networking to measure data transfer rates and storage capacities. One Petabit corresponds to 1∗1015 bits. Given its scale, it is often referenced in contexts involving high-speed data transfers and large-scale data usage.

Conversion Formulas

To convert Exabytes to Petabits, the following formula applies:

To reverse the conversion from Petabits to Exabytes, use:

Examples

Here are a few examples that illustrate the conversion between Exabytes and Petabits:

1. Convert 1 EB to Pb:

   1 EB=1×8192=8192 Pb

2. Convert 10 EB to Pb:

   10 EB=10×8192=81920 Pb

3. Convert 9 EB to Pb:

   9 EB=9×8192=73728 Pb

4. Convert 11 Pb to EB:

   11 Pb=11×0.001220703=0.01342873 EB

5. Convert 9 Pb to EB:

   9 Pb=9×0.001098633=0.009887697 EB

These examples show that even small changes in values can result in significant differences in data storage amounts when converting between Exabytes and Petabits.