8192

8192 is a natural number. In decimal notation it appears as 8,192 and it equals 2^13, making it a power of two. Its binary representation is 10000000000000, a 1 followed by thirteen zeros. In hexadecimal it is 0x2000 and in octal it is 20000.

In computing, 8192 bytes equal eight kibibytes (8 KiB). As a power-of-two size, 8 KiB is a common block or page size and is often used for memory buffers, caches, and alignment schemes. Using powers of two simplifies addressing and bitwise operations, which is why such values frequently appear in hardware and software design.

Mathematically, 8192 = 2^13 and has prime factorization 2^13, so it is not prime. It sits between 4096 (2^12) and 16384 (2^14). The number is encountered in computer science as a convenient data size, a typical unit for memory allocation, and a boundary for certain data structures and buffering schemes that rely on binary addressing.