_________________is the maximum amount of data that can be stored on a storage medium ?

Correct answer: D. Storage capacity

  • A. Magnetic storage
  • B. Optical storage
  • C. Solid-state storage
  • D. Storage capacity

Explanation

Storage capacity is the maximum amount of data a storage medium can hold, usually measured in bytes such as GB or TB. Magnetic, optical, and solid-state describe storage technologies rather than the amount stored.

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