Dictionary of English - data
data
Strictly speaking, data is the plural of datum, and means 'a fact', 'a piece of information'. It is often used as another word for information, followed by a singular verb: Data is stored on the computer. This is now regarded as acceptable, especially in American English and in the language of information technology.
By far the most general pronunciation is [day-ter], though a few people prefer the traditional Latin pronunciation [dar-ter].
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