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- scoobyonline2000
I can see some major global buisnesses using 50TB's but even then, I dont think they'll fill up all 50. Gathering info on calls, sales data and so forth. I mean At the California Public Utilities Comission 1 - 2 TB's of data is used daily, caltrans also uses lots of computer data for the entire state so I see a few "Uses" of 50 or more TB's...but for personal usage, I think thats way overkill (for now atleast). But like some of you noted... maybe in the years to come we'll be able to record tons of HD programing and store it one one of these. But I have a hard time filling up my 100GB HDD (Being that every month I remove everything from it and burn it to CD's). I just thought it was very cool as to where the storage medium is headed. We got 1 to 2 gigs of USB Flash drives, and even 4 no?? Cool stuff either way.
