You will read all you need there.
On a side note, hashing power is so huge, values used to describe it are hard to grasp as seen here.
It will only get worse
coz there is no slowing down of adding hashing power on horizon. 
Topic: Hashpower help (Read 158 times)
BitMaxz provided great table with conversions.
You will read all you need there.
On a side note, hashing power is so huge, values used to describe it are hard to grasp as seen here.
It will only get worse coz there is no slowing down of adding hashing power on horizon.
You will read all you need there.
On a side note, hashing power is so huge, values used to describe it are hard to grasp as seen here.
It will only get worse
coz there is no slowing down of adding hashing power on horizon. 
To understand more check these images below.
Commonly use are MH/s, GH/s, TH/s
You can read the wiki page about prefixes and how hashrate is measured. You can read the link below.
- https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Hashrate
Commonly use are MH/s, GH/s, TH/s
You can read the wiki page about prefixes and how hashrate is measured. You can read the link below.
- https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Hashrate
1 exa = 1.000 peta = 1.000.000 tera
So, 120 million tera hashes are indeed 120 exa hashes.
Tera = 1012
Peta = 1015
Exa = 1018
So, 120 million tera hashes are indeed 120 exa hashes.
Tera = 1012
Peta = 1015
Exa = 1018
Stupid question from a Bitcoin neophyte regarding mining.i am trying to reconcile the amount of hashpower being used in the bitcoin network and I keep seeing terahash per second ( TH/s) and exahash per second (EX/s) used in a way that seems interchangeabley.. my understanding is that terahash represents 1 trillion and exahash represents 1 quintillion.. but I cannot reconcile the quoted numbers.. one website says today’s network hashpower is 120m terhashes per second while another says the number is 120 exahashes per second.. unless I am an idiot, those are not the same number.. can anyone help me understand?
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