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Bit rates (data-rate units)
Name	Symbol	Multiple
bit per second	bit/s	1	1
Metric prefixes (SI)
kilobit per second	kbit/s	10	1000
megabit per second	Mbit/s	10	1000
gigabit per second	Gbit/s	10	1000
terabit per second	Tbit/s	10	1000
Binary prefixes (IEC 80000-13)
kibibit per second	Kibit/s	2	1024
mebibit per second	Mibit/s	2	1024
gibibit per second	Gibit/s	2	1024
tebibit per second	Tibit/s	2	1024

Multiple-bit units

Decimal
Value	Metric
1000	kbit	kilobit
1000	Mbit	megabit
1000	Gbit	gigabit
1000	Tbit	terabit
1000	Pbit	petabit
1000	Ebit	exabit
1000	Zbit	zettabit
1000	Ybit	yottabit
1000	Rbit	ronnabit
1000	Qbit	quettabit

Binary
Value	IEC		Memory
1024	Kibit	kibibit	Kbit	Kb	kilobit
1024	Mibit	mebibit	Mbit	Mb	megabit
1024	Gibit	gibibit	Gbit	Gb	gigabit
1024	Tibit	tebibit	—
1024	Pibit	pebibit	—
1024	Eibit	exbibit	—
1024	Zibit	zebibit	—
1024	Yibit	yobibit	—
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Orders of magnitude of data

Submultiples?

I'd assume they would be called queci (qi), roni (ri), yoci (yi), zepi (zi), atbi (ai), febi (fi), pibi (pi), nabi (ni), mici (ui or μi), mibi (mi), cebi (ci) & debi (di) + dabi (Di) & hebi (hi). 2600:4040:208F:2A00:9CD:1511:4A28:A33D (talk) 03:09, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

All good guesses, but no, submultiples have not been defined. Dondervogel 2 (talk) 20:19, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

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