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A bigger piece of the pi: Finding the 100-trillionth digit

An illustration of a computer screen with the numbers of pi written out on it. On the table next to the computer is a pie; there are celebratory decorations in the background.
An illustration of pie crust stretching from the Earth to the moon. Above it reads: "100 trillion inches of pie crust stretches from Earth to the moon an back ~3,304 times."
A illustrated chart showing how quickly we reached the new pi record compared to the last time in 2019.
An illustration of a person holding a phone and tapping on the screen. Above it reads: "The 82,000 terabytes of data processed during calculations is the equivalent of 160,156 Pixel 6 Pros with max storage (512 GB)."
An illustration of a person with a megaphone. Above it reads: "If you read all 100 trillion digits out loud, one second at a time, it would take you 3,170,929 years to read the whole thing."

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