Krak's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Krak's Profile › Krak's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 (of 176 pages)
Zedric: After all of this, the maximum download speed on Airtel 3g is 60kb/s. Nice 1 Airtel. Nice 1Airtel is truly "the best" kilobyte network then. |
psucc: FIFA processed only one suarezbyte in 2014. This hopefully will triple in 2018.You well so? |
Bam |
Dubby6: Lastly, i love d internet...i think say na for terabyte im end b4 now am seeing petabytes,zetabytes, yotabytes etc...very soon we go get.....Very soon we will have Bokobytes ![]() |
15. More than 500 new websites are created every minute. 16. Facebook alone has stored, has access to and analyses more than 30 petabytes of user-generated data. 17. It took more than 10 years to process the whole human genome, now it can be processed in one week. 18. Google processes more than 24 petabytes of data everyday. 19. More than 3 billion 'like' buttons are pushed everyday on Facebook. 20. There are more than 500,000 data centers in the world and they are all large enough to fill 5,955 football fields. http://globalthots..com/2014/06/interesting-facts-about-online-big-data.html?m=1 |
10. 70% of online data is created by individuals- but enterprises and businesses are responsible for storing and managing 80% of it. 11. 1 billion pieces of content are shared via Facebook every single day- Mark Zuckerberg. 12. Every two days we create as much information as was created from the dawn of civilisation up till 2003 - Erich Schmidt. 13. By 2020 about 35 Zetabytes of data would have been created online and a third of these would have passed through the cloud. 14. 247 billion e-mail messages are sent every day and 80% of them are spam.
|
9.Facebook processes 10 terabytes of data everyday.
|
7. All the data on the internet doubles every two years. 8. Twitter produces 7 terabytes of data every day.
|
6. 48 hours of video content is uploaded on Youtube every minute.
|
2. Data centers alone consume about 1.5 percent of the total electricity output in the entire world. 3. Some experts have said that the internet is growing by an exabyte of new data every single day. Equal to 250 million DVD's. 4. The National Security Agency (NSA) is currently building arguably the biggest data center in the world, it would be the first data center to store a Yottabyte of data. This is equivalent to 1,000 Zetabytes or 1 million Exabytes. 5. 426 million photos are uploaded on Facebook everyday.
|
1. Google alone has more than one million servers spread out in various data centers across the world.
|
This is kind of flawed, misleading and half-baked teaching that some churches preach today. And so many gullible people are slavishly following these childish men and women. If you doubt me then go to Facebook and see how many millions of people are foolishly typing "Amen" in hopes of getting a miracle. These people are teaching the gospel of fear, and too many people are buying it. |
Mad Cow: Nigeria!!Fixed. |
Another Black Widow. But I think the military should not have made this info public yet untill they had finished working on the intelligence leads they must have got from them. |
Our soldiers have gone mad again. Sometimes I know deep in my heart that this country does not have a government. |
This is serious. |
Csami: Stars that died during production and you are asking how is what related?Is Sam Okwaraji a movie star? You sound like a clown. |
Honestly I am seriously considering porting from glo. Imagine accumulating more than 1gb of data and they suddenly wiped it off, several times. To browse with the data is another issue. You call their customer care to resolve an issue but they claim they are having upgrades. The same upgrade story I have been hearing for more than two years. The only thing keeping on that network is their cheap call tarrif, and now that is changing. I currently spend about 12,000 Naira per month making calls on the glo network but I know for sure that if the bonus data I have been accumulating has been working without any flaw, then I would conveniently have been loading up to 25,000 Naira worth of cards per month. Now all those browsing money goes to mtn. |
Then where did people get the news that had been flying round? |
Makes sense. |
Joke alert |
austaklin: My guy's birthday is around the corner. I need a naughty female within akwa-ibom to give him a swell Bleep while I watch. That's my gift to him on His birthday.Why not go to the nearest brothel and discuss with somebody more than willing to do it, instead of coming here and making a foo.l of yourself. |
I cant see any schoolbag in that picture. All I can see is what looks like a bomb in a 50 naira Bagco bag. |
So what is he trying to tell us? He should also disclose the total amount of tax those privatised companies have been paying for the past 14 years.
|
rutchiekens: Where's Africa?None is in Africa yet. I think it is a challenge to us to do something about ourselves and for ourselves. |
Martini101: Hypocrisy of most Christians.Its not their fault. This is what the pastors have conditioned them to become. Dont blame the dog, blame the trainer. ![]() |
7. Tulip Data Center, Bangalore, India: At more than 1 million sq. ft this is currently the largest functioning data center in Asia and the building and design was fully supported by IBM. The facility use about 100 megawatts of electricity, has 20 modular data centers in a four-tower building and is dedicated to cloud and networking services. http://globalthots..com/2014/06/largest-data-centers-in-world.html?m=1
|
6. The NSA Data Center, Bluffdale, Utah: This data center is owned by the National Security Agency(NSA) of the United States and it costs $2 billion to set up. It is officially known as the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative(CNCI) and is known to be able to capture all forms of communication like phone calls, e-mails, Internet searches, online data etc. The size is more than 1 million sq. ft.
|
5. Range International Information Hub, Langfang, China: This ambitious project, when completed in 2016 will be the largest data center in the world. At 6.3 million sq. ft it would be almost the same size as the Pentagon. Owned by Range International and designed by IBM, this super massive data center would become a complex hub that would provide services for a wide range of customers across the entire globe.
|
4. Next Generation Data Center, Newport, Wales: This data center, owned by Microsoft, is a perfect example of a green data center because it does not use cooling towers and use less than 1 percent of the water volume used by other data centers. The size is about 550,000 sq. ft.
|
3. NAP of Americas Data Center, Miami: This 2.2 million sq. ft data center is located in Miami and is a major centralised infrastructure for over 183 networks spread across North and South America and even the rest of the world making it one of the most sensitive and important data centers in North America. It's clients includes the U.S military, banks, major I.T firms etc. The security for this facility is very extensive and includes a 7-inch thick reinforced steel and concrete wall. This data center can withstand a Category 5 hurricane hit. It is built to last.
|
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 (of 176 pages)
