Sentences with phrase «which quadrillions»

Not exact matches

Bitcoin mining amounts to quadrillions of relatively simple calculations per second, all of which contribute to the overall security of the system.

Just another day at the office — paying some bills, writing a check for «one quadrillion, seventy two trillion, four hundred and eighteen billion, and three million dollars only», which equals approximately $ 27 US dollars.

But now we're in the era of big data, which harnesses the computing power of massive databases with bytes measured in teras (trillions) and petas (quadrillions), combined with sophisticated algorithms that can grapple with problems on a once - unimaginable scale.

We also find heat sloshing around the world's oceans, which absorb 93 quadrillion watts of the sun's energy — a hundred thousand times more power than could be produced by all the power plants in the United States put together.

«The protocluster will very likely grow into a massive cluster of galaxies like the Coma cluster, which weighs more than a quadrillion suns,» said Purdue University astrophysicist Dr. Kyoung - Soo Lee, who initially spotted the protocluster and is one of the authors in this study.

Even when the fossil fuels have become scarce we have the quadrillion tons of carbon in carbonaceous rocks, which we can transform into lime and CO2 for the manufacture of cement.

That means the system — dubbed Sequoia — will handle a quadrillion mathematical operations per second and run about 10 times faster than today's top supercomputer at Los Alamos National Laboratory, which was also built by I.B.M.»

The world's total financial assets is around 10 quadrillion yen, and Bitcoin is only just about 0.1 % of that, which seems way too small if we assume the use of bitcoin spreads.