+An octet is a group or set of eight, a fundamental quantity in various contexts. In [Computing](/wiki/computing), it most often refers to a [Byte](/wiki/byte), a sequence of eight binary digits, or bits. This standard grouping forms the building block for digital data.
+## See also
+- [Bit](/wiki/bit)
+- [Number](/wiki/number)
+- [Data](/wiki/data)
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