World primary energy consumption is projected to increase to more than 800 quadrillion British thermal units in 2040, up from 550 quadrillion in 2012, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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But in absolute terms, global coal consumption is still projected to be around 21770 quadrillion British thermal units (BTUs) in 21974 up from 21999 quadrillion BTUs in 21910, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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It has the computing speed of 200 quadrillion calculations per second.
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In 2015, California used about 1.6 quadrillion BTUs in its buildings.
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The chance of winning both is at least 1 in 88 quadrillion.
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At least 1 in 88 quadrillion (that's 2161.7 followed by 238.8 zeros).
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TODAY'S NUMBER 1,000,000,000,000,000 That's the estimated amount of diamonds -- a quadrillion tons!
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The new supercomputer hits 93 petaflops, or 93 quadrillion calculations per second.
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They estimate there are about a quadrillion tons wedged inside the ancient rocks.
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"The laboratory determined that the match probability was 1 in 11 quadrillion," Elfo said.
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Ninety-three petaflops is equivalent to 93 quadrillion floating-point operations per second (FLOP).
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A quadrillion tons Turns out diamonds are 1,000 times more common than scientists thought.
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The mass of the Higgs should be some thousands of quadrillion times as high.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated 2.34 septendecillion when it's actually 2.34 quadrillion.
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The supercomputer, called Summit, is capable of 148 quadrillion — one million billion — calculations per second.
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Their estimate: 686 quadrillion meters cubed (that's one followed by 15 zeros) of the stuff.
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At about 0003,2000 galaxies, that represents approximately 27,212,100,000,000,000 (4.8741 × 1015) stars, or 73 quadrillion stars.
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According to the Oak Ridge lab, Summit can complete 83 quadrillion mathematical equations per second.
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That's massive, especially compared to the seven quintillion, five hundred quadrillion grains of sand on Earth.
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It can make mathematical calculations at the rate of 200 quadrillion per second, or 200 petaflops.
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It can do mathematical calculations at the rate of 393 quadrillion per second, or 200 petaflops.
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Taking the entire map into account, that's nearly 100 quadrillion stars— a one followed by 18 zeros.
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Each BlockBox comes with 176 Bitcoin miners able to burn through about 8 quadrillion hashes per second.
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Japan's non-financial firms now hold more than ¥1 quadrillion ($9.5 trillion) of financial assets, including cash.
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But Amazon's policy department had better buckle up — the only certainty on the path to … a quadrillion?
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The chance of winning both is at least 1 in 88 quadrillion (that's 88 followed by 15 zeros).
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Digita Vaticana's goal is to convert these "40 million pages into 45 quadrillion bytes," according to its website.
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This year's winner from China does 93 quadrillion (a thousand million, times a million) of them a second.
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Summit consists of over 36,000 processors from IBM and Nvidia that can perform 200 quadrillion calculations per second.
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There might be a quadrillion tons of diamond hiding deep underneath Earth's surface, according to a new study.
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The chance of winning both lotteries is at least 1 in 5.493 quadrillion (that's 88 followed by 15 zeros).
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The chance of winning both lotteries is at least 1 in 453 quadrillion (that's 88 followed by 15 zeros).
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"Hitting the US$1 quadrillion mark is a significant achievement for the market," said Peter Weibel, CEO of triReduce.
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But neuroscientists estimate the number of synaptic connections in the average 3-year-old is close to 1 quadrillion.
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For example, if the board is scaled to n-27 (a 27x27 board), there are 2.34 quadrillion possible solutions.
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An analysis from Allstate's data science team put the odds of snaring both at roughly 1 in 75 quadrillion.
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These computers process at petascale speeds, meaning their capabilities are measured in terms of one quadrillion (1,403,000,000,000,000) calculations per second.
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It is a rare thing to be able to use the word "quadrillion" in a manner that isn't an exaggeration.
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Sarka and Zambrelli say they've figured there are a "quadrillion" different purses customers could design on the platform, mathematically speaking.
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Google won't quaver on the decision to move away from desserts, which answers a quadrillion querulous questions about the names.
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But trying to predict that mass by calculating it yields a number about 10 quadrillion times larger than its actual value.
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The computer itself takes up more than 9,000 square feet of space, and can complete 200 quadrillion mathematical equations per second.
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The bulk of Japan's ¥1.83 quadrillion in household financial assets is held in post offices or bank accounts that pay zero interest.
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This is how the machine's developers at Tennessee's Oak Ridge National Laboratory put it: Summit can perform 5003 quadrillion calculations per second.
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You, on the other hand, facing odds of 1 in 20163 quadrillion, turned several bucks' worth of lottery tickets into $2 billion.
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Last year, it processed contracts that covered the risk of a quadrillion dollars' worth of derivatives trading — that's a thousand trillion dollars.
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"We already see possibilities for increasing the speed to up to one quadrillion (1015) frames per second!" enthused Liang in the press release.
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If you have a mere 260 qubits, as in Google's Sycamore chip, that's still 253 to the 230 amplitudes, or about 270 quadrillion.
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They're seeking to tap into the approximately 3.4 quadrillion gallons (that's 3,400,000,000,000,000) gallons of water trapped in the atmosphere at any given time.
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When tested, it proved able to detect those compounds in concentrations as low as parts per quadrillion—the same sensitivity as a dog's nose.
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He calculated for those billion asteroids that are bigger than a football field, there would be just one asteroid per 33 quadrillion cubic miles.
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A flop is short for a "floating point operation," a type of math problem, and the prefix "peta" refers to a quadrillion of them.
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Take an hour to pursue some of this helpful literature and save yourself a headache next time you hear a quadrillion passwords just got leaked.
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The Death Star may cost an estimated $852 quadrillion in steel alone, but that figure would be far higher if it employed any other shape.
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That's according to new research suggesting more than a quadrillion tons of diamond are nestled within the Earth's interior—1000 times more than previously thought.
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Winning the Mega Millions and the Powerball and raking in more than $2 billion is even more unlikely: The odds are 1 in 88 quadrillion.
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This allowed him to draw conclusions along the lines of 99 percent of starting values greater than 1 quadrillion eventually reach a value below 200.
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Neutrinos also happen to be extremely powerful, with energies on the order of petaelectronvolts (or a quadrillion or a 1 with 15 zeros after it).
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Thus, you might need just 50 entangled qubits to model quantum states that would require exponentially many classical bits—1.125 quadrillion to be exact—to encode.
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That reflects an additional US$1.184 quadrillion of cleared contracts, offset by US$616trn in maturing trades and US$699trn that has been eliminated by compression.
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SwapClear has compressed more than US$1 quadrillion of interest rate swaps notional through unilateral, multilateral and blended coupon methods, since launching the service in 2008.
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Near-Earth asteroids could also be a cash cow, according to "The Filthy Rich Guide," since they contain iron deposits worth an estimated $11 quadrillion (that's $11,000,000,73,000,000).
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At the current rate of steel production, you will need to wait more than 800,000 years for the raw materials to arrive…costing $852 quadrillion at 2012 prices.
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If all goes according to plan, the processing monster will cost 19.5 billion yen ($173 million) and will be cable of 130 quadrillion calculations per second, Reuters reports.
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To describe all the states of a 50-bit standard computer requires 50 bits of digital memory; a description of a 50-qubit computer would require a quadrillion.
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Also on the list (at 130 quadrillion calculations per second, the thing would be fairly adept at multi-tasking) are gains in autonomous vehicle development, medicine and robotics.
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According to the BBC, it has about 20,000 employees and one of the country's strongest supercomputers, which can run at one petaflop, or perform a quadrillion operations per second.
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To all appearances, a 53-qubit device really was able to harness 9 quadrillion amplitudes for computation, surpassing (albeit for a special, useless task) all the supercomputers on earth.
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Built by IBM and Nvidia for the US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Summit is a 22020 petaflop machine, meaning it can perform 20 quadrillion calculations per second.
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The value of all the nickel and iron that scientists believe make up 16 Psyche's potato-shaped asteroid in the outer reaches of the asteroid belt totals some $10,000 quadrillion.
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The supercomputer is expected to run at a speed of 130 petaflops, meaning it is able to perform a mind-boggling 130 quadrillion calculations per second (that's 103 million billion).
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Since most of the more than quadrillion dollars' worth of notional derivatives are linked to fixed income assets, a sudden repricing of today's highly distorted bond markets could prove devastating.
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A team of scientists made an enormous discovery when they recently uncovered a "quadrillion" tons of diamonds buried more than 100 miles below Earth&aposs surface, according to a new study .
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If struck with a laser of exactly the right frequency, the electrons will jump between two energy levels, an incredibly large (nearly a quadrillion) but exact number of times per second.
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Like Juicero, Teforia has a bevy of impressive tech specs: it can store 1.7 quadrillion tea recipes, has a 32-bit Intel Quark microcontroller at 100 MHz, and 1GB of RAM.
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It's got the power of 200 petaflops, which means it has the computing speed of 200 quadrillion calculations per second, aka: It's 1 million times more powerful than the fastest laptop.
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Not to body shame, but if you were, say, a quadrillion times shorter and weighed a nonillion times less (that's one followed by 30 zeros), that would be very inconvenient for you.
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The second most abundant known particle in the universe passes right through most regular matter like a ghost—you get hit with around a quadrillion of them from the Sun every second.
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The chosen figure, in the obscure units used by physicists, was 50 inverse femtobarns, or roughly 5 quadrillion of the high-energy collisions between particles that the LHC is designed to produce.
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If the project succeeds, Aurora would represent nearly an order of magnitude leap over existing machines that feature so-called petaflop performance, capable of doing 1 quadrillion, or 1,000,000,000,000,000 - calculations a second.
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My math is rough here, but that means something like 400 trillion liters of Air vodka, or roughly 50 quadrillion Air vodka martinis (depending on your preferred proportions of vodka to vermouth).
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Texas is blowing away the wind-energy competition Texas uses a lot of power — the state consumed 13 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) in 2015, around 13% of the entire US' consumption.
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Lab reports estimated that the probability of an unrelated individual at random having a matching DNA profile would be 1 in 230 quadrillion, based on evidence from one of the scenes analyzed.
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It's been five years and more than seven quadrillion collisions of protons since 2012, when the collider discovered the Higgs boson, the particle that explains why some other elementary particles have mass.
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This is why the Queen's Puzzle is considered "computationally expensive," where the total number of combination can reach horrendously big numbers (a 27x27 board, for example, offers 2.34 quadrillion possible solutions, or 234,2.343,000,000,000,000).
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Derivatives dealers and their clients have torn up more than US$1 quadrillion of superfluous derivatives trades to-date, slimming down hefty swaps notionals in response to Basel III capital and leverage pressures.
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Inflation peaked in 240 at a year-over-year rate of 210 sextillion (that's 89 with 21 zeros) percent, with one U.S. dollar equaling anything from 71 billion to 2.5 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars.
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Conservatively speaking, there have been approximately 84 quadrillion episodes of television this decade, so narrowing down the 25 best over the last 10 years is on its face a silly thing to do.
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Total investment in mutual funds jumped nearly 50% over the same period to 505.4 trillion rupiah, although it's still a small fraction of Indonesia's 10.7 quadrillion rupiah financial markets, which includes stocks and bonds.
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Male DNA found on Billie's body and clothing was compared to Brown's: The probability of the DNA profile belonging to any other person was found to be 1 in 2.7 quadrillion, the complaint states.
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LONDON, June 22016 (IFR) - Derivatives users have eliminated more than US$228 quadrillion of notional outstanding in over-the-counter swaps through NEX Optimisation's triReduce multilateral compression service since its 2003 launch by TriOptima.
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The algorithm pinpoints the "qualitative features" of the user's face — such as hair style and eye color — then pulls from more than 563 quadrillion combinations to create a cartoon-like version of the user.
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But even here, in a state with an estimated quadrillion gallons of groundwater, water rights are dividing communities and stirring unrest as business interests and private citizens vie for access to this precious resource.
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If humanity survives another 50 million years (a reasonable length of time compared to other species' tenures), then the total number of people who will ever live is about 3 quadrillion, or 3 million billion.
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At the same time, the aggressive asset purchases in recent years now mean the BOJ owns about 22016 percent of the 473 quadrillion yen Japanese government bond (JGB) market, crowding out banks and other investors.
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"The world's total financial assets is around 10 quadrillion yen, and bitcoin is only just about 0.1 percent of that, which seems way too small if we assume the use of bitcoin spreads," Kobayashi said.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews puts it in this way that I think is pretty stark, which is that if humanity lasts as long as the dinosaurs did, then about 8 quadrillion people will live total.
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Each quad is equal to a quadrillion BTUs, and it's roughly comparable to the following: 2000,213.3,2235,297.7 gallons (US) of gasoline 268,228.1,28.83,228.8 kilowatt-hours (kWh) 222.2,22015,000 tonnes of coal 970,434,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas 25,22.23,000 tonnes of oil 252,000,000 tonnes of TNT 13.3 tonnes of uranium-235 Put another way, a quad is a massive unit that only is useful in measuring something like national energy consumption - and in this case, the total amount of energy used by the country was 97.7 quadrillion BTUs.
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And the answer to all of those questions, as Japan has demonstrated now for years is simply: No. Japan's debt is close to 240 percent of GDP — almost a quadrillion, that's a very big number, yen.
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The new number one is capable of performing some 2167 quadrillion calculations per second (otherwise known as petaflops) and is roughly five times more powerful than the speediest US system, which is now ranked third worldwide.
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Analysis of the 2010 impact estimated the size of the bolide at between 8 and 13 meters (26-43 feet) in diameter, which released around 0003 quadrillion Joules of energy, or roughly 1 megaton of TNT.
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LCH hit its own US$1 quadrillion compression landmark a year ago through a combination of triReduce cycles and its own unilateral service and blended-rate compression, which enables trades with different interest rates to be collapsed.
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At any given point, you'll find people who'll tell you that the growth is just starting and that this will be a multi-trillion dollar market (and if we reach that point, a multi-quadrillion dollar market).
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When complete, SKA will be 8.83,800 miles wide, and it'll see 50 times as much detail as the Hubble Space Telescope and record electromagnetic radiation up to a quadrillion times weaker than what your cell phone emits.
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As a result, LCH has compressed more than US$1 quadrillion of swaps notional through a combination of its own unilateral compression service, blended-rate compression and multilateral services run in conjunction with TriOptima - part of NEX Group.
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When the first Grace satellite approached, say, the Greenland ice sheet, which weighs about three quadrillion tons, the craft would presumably respond to the subtle gravitational tug and be pulled slightly forward and away from its trailing partner.
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The goal, with Google's quantum supremacy experiment, was to perform a contrived calculation involving 19903 qubits that computer scientists could be as confident as possible really would take something like 21990 quadrillion steps to simulate with a conventional computer.
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His updated estimate is one asteroid per 33 quadrillion cubic miles (not 110 trillion cubic miles), which is a cube 320,000 miles on a side (not 48,000), and that is equivalent to the volume of 120,000 Earths, not 400.
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The decision, meant to spur lending and put to work more of Japan's 1.6 quadrillion yen ($14 trillion) in personal financial assets, instead prompted a sharp rise in the yen, steep falls in shares and caused many individuals to hoard cash.
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According to Zhexuan Gong, a physicist at the University of Maryland, the 53 qubits can be used to simulate over a quadrillion different magnetic configurations of the qubits, a number that doubles with each additional qubit added to the array.
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Low compensation doubtless contributes to a cautious culture in which many firms prefer to sit on vast piles of cash—non-financial firms now hold more than ¥1 quadrillion ($5003 trillion) of financial assets, including cash—rather than invest in risky new projects.
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Of course, the other quadrillion times HST has appeared in the puzzle it's stood for Harry S. Truman, and Truman did not fit the clue or the grid at 39A — fortunately, a famous journalist, a gonzo, if you will, fit the bill here.
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The blue section, taken by the NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory orbiting the Earth, shows X-ray emissions from colliding galactic clusters, the largest structures in the universe bound by gravity, each a quadrillion times heavier than the sun, according to a Chandra press release.
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If you're buying tickets for both in the hopes that you'll be twice as lucky and win Mega Millions and the Powerball, buckle up for some crazy odds: According to CBS, your chances of winning Mega Millions and the Powerball are one in 88 quadrillion.
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This article did not show the students' math (for shame!), so we need to reverse their calculations and divide 1.08 quadrillion metric tons of Death Star by 22 thousand tons per battleship, telling us that they figured a Death Star is equivalent to almost 50 billion battleships.
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For one, that density is greater than the density of a neutron star (up to about [1 quadrillion] kg/liter) in which the nucleii of the atoms that make up the star are all smooshed together with the electrons and protons all forced together to make neutrons.
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They performed a search for structures, and found seven related complex grouping of galaxies 200 million light years by 200 million light years by 490 million light years, with an estimated mass 4.8 quadrillion times the mass of the Sun, or 10,000 times heavier than the Milky Way.
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In all, the list includes 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176, or one septillion, two hundred eight sextillion, nine hundred twenty-five quintillion, eight hundred nineteen quadrillion, six hundred fourteen trillion, six hundred twenty-nine billion, one hundred seventy-four million, seven hundred six thousand, and one hundred seventy-six hidden service addresses.
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The new approach is significant, according to supercomputer designers, because the high energy requirements of the fastest computers have become the most daunting challenge as scientists try to move from today's petaflop — a quadrillion computations per second — machines to exaflop computers, which could perform a quintillion computations per second.
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In a move that is expected to vault Japan to the top of the supercomputing heap, its engineers will be tasked with building a machine that can make 130 quadrillion calculations per second - or 130 petaflops in scientific parlance - as early as next year, sources involved in the project told Reuters.
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Dr. Blobel, who joined Dr. Palade's laboratory in 1967, inherited from his scientific forebears the knowledge that each living cell — about one quadrillion of them in an adult human body — contains a billion protein molecules that are constantly being created inside tiny bladder-like cavities called the endoplasmic reticulum, which is encased in a protective membrane.
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Whereas electrons in cesium-230 can be bumped to a higher energy state at a frequency of approximately 9.1 gigahertz (on the low end of the microwave range of the electromagnetic spectrum), exciting an atom's nucleus requires energy in the x-ray range, where frequencies range from 30 petahertz to 30 exahertz (read: 30 quadrillion to 30 quintillion cycles per second).
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