8589934592

8589934592 is the decimal representation of a large integer that is equal to 2^33. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x200000000. As a power of two, it sits between 4 GiB (2^32) and 16 GiB (2^34).

When expressed as a byte count, 8589934592 bytes equals 8,589,934,592 bytes, which is commonly described as 8 GiB (eight gibibytes). This uses the binary prefix for bytes, where 1 GiB equals 2^30 bytes. The value thus represents a standard memory- or storage-sized boundary in computing.

In practical terms, 8 GiB is a common scale for computer memory, system caches, and storage capacities, especially in personal computers and embedded systems. Because it is a power of two, it aligns with binary addressing schemes used by many CPUs and memory controllers. The distinction between GiB (binary) and GB (decimal) is often highlighted in technical documentation, as 8 GiB equals about 8.59 × 10^9 decimal bytes.

Overall, 8589934592 is notable primarily as a 2^33 boundary and as a concrete example of an 8 GiB memory-size figure frequently encountered in hardware specifications and computing discussions.