How many times more bits of data are produced by today's CCDs in a single image than that of the earliest CCDs?

Today's Charge-Coupled Devices (CCDs) can produce images with resolutions exceeding 100 megapixels, resulting in billions of bits of data per image. In contrast, the earliest CCDs had resolutions around 1000 pixels, yielding only about 1 million bits of data. Therefore, modern CCDs can produce over 1,000 times more data in a single image compared to the earliest CCDs.