Google Cloud Development Ambassador Emma Haruka Iwao and colleagues say that π is calculated to 100 trillion decimal places, and the number of π at 100 trillion decimal places is 0 … Iwao and her team previously set a record of 31.4 decimal places in 2019 A record of computing precision to trillions of digits. However, the record has since been broken several times. The calculation in 2019 took 121 days and ended up with a third of the number of digits compared to the most recent attempt… This time Iwao used “the same tools and techniques” and the calculation ran for 157 days, 23 hours, 31 minutes, 7.651 seconds, This means the computer runs more than twice as fast. In total, about 82,000 TB of data was processed. Iwao also noted that it would take more than 3.1 million years to read all 100 trillion numbers aloud at 1 digit per second.
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