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Question
Why are storage sizes like 64GB, 128GB, 256GB always powers of 2?
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Answer
Binary addressing means memory is organised in powers of 2 — 2⁶=64, 2⁷=128, 2⁸=256. It maps perfectly to how CPUs access memory.
Question
Why are storage sizes like 64GB, 128GB, 256GB always powers of 2?
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Answer
Binary addressing means memory is organised in powers of 2 — 2⁶=64, 2⁷=128, 2⁸=256. It maps perfectly to how CPUs access memory.