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your topic is not clear. i will answer from my understanding. you need to store approximately 13kb of data. you will not find a micro-controller with 13kb internal eeprom. you should use external eeprom with 32kb as example.
to store 10 bits in EEProm you need to use two bytes of EEPROM data.. Now calculate how many reading you wanna save, and look for a microcontroller that can suit you ,
It sounds like you only need RAM not EEPROM for your data storage so simply look at the web sites of microcontroller manufacturers for a suitable one. They are likely to be 32 bit or possibly 16 bit if they have that much memory.
Also, consider whether you really need to save all the values. Minimum and maximum values and the time they occurred can be computed 'on the fly' with very little memory and without storing all the values. In which case a tiny 8 bit processor would do the job.
if you need to do random access of your data, then you need on-chip RAM, and you will probably have to use a 32bit uC.
however if your data is serial processed, then consider using an off-chip serial interface memory chip (cheap & easy to use) like 23K256 of microchip which has 32K bytes of storage and can be used with 8-bit uCs using spi interface
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