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They are approximately equal to the circumference of any given circle divided by it's diameter. Approximately because an exactly equal value would require an infinite number of digits.

Those same first 2.7 trillion digits were recently computed on a desktop computer by Fabrice Bellard, a record accomplishment that would be impossible to reproduce in a wiki.

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Q: What are the first 2.7 trillion digits of pi?
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