Small computer System Interface (SCSI)
Small computer System Interface (SCSI) refers to the 8-bit parallel I/O bus that “hides” the internal structure of the peripherals from the host computer and is the most popular bus today.
The Current SCSI standard, finalized in 1986, defines a bus that supports transfer speed of up to 5 MB/second.
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