10000010111000

10000010111000 is a binary numeral consisting of 14 bits. As a binary integer, it equals 8376 in decimal and 0x20B8 in hexadecimal.

When interpreted as two 7-bit ASCII codes (a standard partition for 14-bit sequences), the leftmost seven bits are 1000001, which is ASCII 65 corresponding to 'A'; the rightmost seven bits are 0111000, ASCII 56 corresponding to '8'. Therefore the 14-bit pattern encodes the string 'A8' in 7-bit ASCII.

In computing, 14-bit patterns are occasionally used for small bitfields, compact addresses, or in devices with 14-bit data paths. The range is 0 to 16383. The 14-bit length is less common in modern architectures but appears in some legacy hardware and specialized encodings.

There is no widely recognized significance attributed to this exact pattern beyond its numeric value and its ASCII interpretation.