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megabit
This term is primarily used in technical contexts to describe the speed of data transmission, such as internet bandwidth or network throughput. It is distinct from the megabyte, which measures data storage capacity; a megabit is one-eighth the size of a megabyte.
In commercial advertising for internet services, megabits per second (Mbps) are used because the numbers appear larger and more impressive than the equivalent megabytes per second (MBps), which can lead to consumer confusion regarding actual download speeds.
Meanings
Examples
The connection speed is measured in megabits per second.
I wonder if a few hundred megabits is enough for 4K streaming.
The old modem could only handle a few megabits of throughput.
Wait, are you talking about a megabit or a megabyte?
The network capacity is rated at one hundred megabits.
A single megabit consists of one million bits of data.
The data transfer rate dropped to a mere few megabits during the storm.
He checked the specs to see how many megabits the port supported.