mbit

/ɛmˈbɪt/
noun
  1. A unit of data storage equal to one million bits (megabit), often used in computing and telecommunications.
    • The router supports data transfer rates of 1 gbit, which is 1000 mbit.
    • The internet plan offers speeds of up to 100 mbit per second.
    • This video file is about 500 mbit in size.
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