The correct answer is Virtually unlimited in the Hyperscale tier.

The Hyperscale tier is built to scale storage independently from compute and to add storage capacity by distributing data across nodes or shards, so it is described as virtually unlimited in the Hyperscale tier rather than having a small fixed maximum.

120 TB is incorrect because that number implies a fixed upper limit that applies to some non hyperscale configurations and it does not represent the advertised behavior of the Hyperscale tier.

3 TB is incorrect because that is a much smaller capacity that might apply to entry level offerings and it does not reflect the scale out design of Hyperscale.

1.2 PB is incorrect because it provides a specific petabyte cap, and Hyperscale is presented as offering practical unlimited growth rather than a fixed petabyte limit.

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