Convert from Bit (bits) to GigaByte (GB)

Information on conversion units:

About Bit (bits):

The bit, its symbol b (lowercase letter b), is a unit of measurement used in the binary system to store or transmit data, such as the speed of an Internet connection or the quality scale of an audio or video recording.

A bit is generally represented with two values, a 0 or a 1, although it can also be interpreted with other values ​​such as yes/no, true/false, plus/minus, etc. Saying that 8 bits make 1 byte.

A bit is one of the fundamental units used in computer technology, information technology, digital communication, as well as for storing, processing, and transmitting various types of data.

Note: Do not confuse Bit with Byte, (8 Bits = 1 Byte).

About GigaByte (GB):

The Gigabyte, its symbol GB (uppercase GB letters), is one of the most widely used units of digital information, which according to the International System of Measures (SI), is equal to 1,000,000,000 bytes.

In computer science, however, the actual value of a GB is considered equal to 2³⁰ or 1024³ bytes, which is equivalent to 1,073,741,824 bytes. GB is often used to indicate the size of the hard drive memory or specify the size of a movie, the computer's RAM memory, etc.

Note: Do not confuse Gigabyte with Gigabit, (1 Gigabyte = 8.589934592 Gigabit).