By 2011, there will be 1,800 exabytes of electronic data in existance or 1.8 zettabytes (an exabyte is equal to 1 billion gigabytes). In fact, the number of bits stored already exceeds the estimated number of stars in the universe, according to a new study by IDC. The creation of that data will have far reaching impact on corporations and their CIOs, and the environment.
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Study: Digital universe and its impact bigger than we thought
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