Terabytes and Kilobytes Converter
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Terabytes to Kilobytes Conversions
| Terabytes | Kilobytes |
|---|---|
| 1 terabyte | 1000000000 kilobytes |
| 2 terabytes | 2000000000 kilobytes |
| 3 terabytes | 3000000000 kilobytes |
| 4 terabytes | 4000000000 kilobytes |
| 5 terabytes | 5000000000 kilobytes |
| 6 terabytes | 6000000000 kilobytes |
| 7 terabytes | 7000000000 kilobytes |
| 8 terabytes | 8000000000 kilobytes |
| 9 terabytes | 9000000000 kilobytes |
| 10 terabytes | 10000000000 kilobytes |
| 11 terabytes | 11000000000 kilobytes |
| 12 terabytes | 12000000000 kilobytes |
| 13 terabytes | 13000000000 kilobytes |
| 14 terabytes | 14000000000 kilobytes |
| 15 terabytes | 15000000000 kilobytes |
| 16 terabytes | 16000000000 kilobytes |
| 17 terabytes | 17000000000 kilobytes |
| 18 terabytes | 18000000000 kilobytes |
| 19 terabytes | 19000000000 kilobytes |
| 20 terabytes | 20000000000 kilobytes |
| Figures rounded to a maximum of 5 decimal places (7 with smaller numbers). | |
How many kilobytes are there in 1 terabyte?
There are 1000000000 kilobytes in 1 terabyte. To convert from terabytes to kilobytes, multiply your figure by 1000000000 .
What is a kilobyte?
As you might have guessed, a kilobyte is commonly defined as consisting of 1,000 bytes. We should point out that its actual value is 1,024 bytes (or 2^10 bytes). Still, most say that this value is very similar to 10^3. It is for this reason that the International System of Units (SI) generally equates the kilobyte with 1,000 bytes. This also helps to somewhat simplify multiplication factors when dealing with such massive numbers. To put this another way, one kilobyte is 10 x 10 x 10 bytes. Although this might seem like a large figure, let's recall that most operating systems contain gigabytes of data capacity!
What is a terabyte?
The terabyte is the current heavyweight of all data storage. The terabyte represents 1,000^4 bytes. In other words, it is the equivalent of one TRILLION bytes of information. This can also be expressed in more technical terms as 1,024^4 (1,099,511,627,776) bytes. Thanks to advances in storage and processing power, the terabyte is now commonly seen in external hard drives and other systems which provide massive amounts of memory space. As the world of computing continues to advance, it will be interesting to see how far these massive figures will rise!
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