about 20PB(1024G=1TB 1024TB=1PB ) www.techcrunch.com/2008/01/09/google-processing-20000-terabytes-a-day-and-growing/ -
* Google serves more than 59 million unique visitors each month * More than 200+ million search queries per day are performed per day http://blogs.cyberciti.biz/gmail-watch/2005/12/how-many-searches-are-done-on-google.php More in detail; http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=2156431
We have no exact no. for this "How many ..per day?". we can only predict on average 250 million queries Google process per day.
man....great question What i can say is that im helping increase this amount day by day.. im a heavy google user... so ive got google history activaded to create some "personal online history"...and just by curiosity ive checked it out.... well i have average for the past 1 year and half 500 searchs a DAY, and for the same period i can reach an AVERAGE of 889 inqueries on mondays!!! i know it sounds crazy... and its not counting while im working... the thing is, its so convenient use the google search box over the firefox bar though, that i even use it to get on ebay!!!! just type "ebay" and click.. simple.. no "www." and ".co.uk" or whatever its simple... or to correct words... just type whatever you think it is the right way to spell it that particular word and... enter.. if its not right you gonna get the correction... or even using to do some counts.... like which is easier then open the windows calc.... 5*89/7+768-92 that is...=739.571429 or to get the right time..." what time is it? " or get some words definitions... just " define * " im using google for everything... if google gets offline for a week i would say that in that week i would enjoy the internet 90% less than what i would do normally i dont use yahoo, msn, ask or.. well what else out there??? hahhaha anyway...i can't really explain this data... 889 average on mondays... its insane... and i have a girlfriend, im going to the pub every day.. after the Uni or after my job!!! I really would like to know some numbers from more heaver users then me... cheers... Beto
He's talking about how many searches. The 'load' of a search will always vary so there's no way you can see the amount of searches by just looking at the data usage.