👉 In the context of computing and software development, a kiloblock is a unit used in computing to represent a block of memory. The kiloblock size is often referred to as "KB" or "KiB." These blocks are typically used for storing data that needs to be accessed quickly but not too frequently. They are commonly used in the context of file systems, where they represent a single byte (1 byte) and are stored as blocks of 4096 bytes.