What does the International System of Quantities refer 1024 bytes as?

The International System of Quantities refers to 1024 bytes as a kibibyte. This term is used to distinguish it from a kilobyte, which typically refers to 1000 bytes in the International System of Units. The prefix "kibi" represents the binary value of 1024, while "kilo" represents 1000. This distinction is important in computer science and digital storage, where multiples of bytes are often used. The kibibyte ensures precise and accurate measurement in the binary-based computing systems.