What does KB stand for?

KiloByte (written with uppercase B; 1024 Bytes)

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Through the use of a powerful 32 kilobyte memory chip embedded and encrypted in a credit card-like smart ID, identity verification is fast and convenient.

Philippines : RP urged to start system integration to connect with ...

It can store data up to sixteen gigabytes with a data transfer speed of fifteen hundred kilobytes per second.

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An early personal computer - the Sinclair ZX80 - had only 1 kilobyte of internal memory.

it's a fact; COMPUTERS

3 kilobytes per second) to battle people from other teams.

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But the amount of broadband users in rural areas is on the up, leaving Wales ahead of the rest of the UK, France and Germany in the percentage of users with a connection of 128 kilobytes per second or higher.

Wales well connected

The T60 (pictured) and X60 feature wireless access and download speeds of 400 to 700 kilobytes per second.

Two new ThinkPads

A: Speed ( Speeds range from up to 500 to 2,000 kilobytes per second (kbps).

Broadband: what can it do for your business?

Some broadband internet services claim a ten times speed advantage over dial-up internet, which is available through modems which could operate at up to 56 kilobytes per second.

Agency aims for speed