Petabyte-scale storage

Petabyte-scale storage refers to an incredibly vast amount of digital space, roughly equivalent to one million gigabytes or a thousand terabytes. To put it into perspective, a petabyte can hold about 13.3 years of HD video, or billions of documents and images. This level of storage is used by large data centers, cloud services, and enterprise systems that manage vast amounts of information. It enables organizations to store, process, and analyze huge datasets efficiently, supporting advanced applications like artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and digital archives.