> We have thumb drives that can store petabytes of data
We do?
It was a question that you've edited out the punctuation. You're asking the exact same thing as the person you've replied
Please provide a link.
You would need 4 and change of these 245tb Kioxias to hold 1 petabyte, and an entire server grade computer to run them.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/kioxia-unvei...
Or 250 of these ~$400 4tb flash drives and an insane number of dongles to connect them all:
https://www.slashgear.com/1847725/largest-usb-thumb-drive-hi...
Plus one more for your parity drive.
It was a question that you've edited out the punctuation. You're asking the exact same thing as the person you've replied
Please provide a link.
You would need 4 and change of these 245tb Kioxias to hold 1 petabyte, and an entire server grade computer to run them.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/kioxia-unvei...
Or 250 of these ~$400 4tb flash drives and an insane number of dongles to connect them all:
https://www.slashgear.com/1847725/largest-usb-thumb-drive-hi...
Plus one more for your parity drive.