Parallel Small Computer System Interface (SCSI)

Parallel SCSI, better known as “SCSI”, is a shared bus technology that connects various internal and

external devices to a PC or server. SCSI technology allows for connectivity of up to 15 devices, and Ultra320

SCSI supports a data transfer rate of up to 320 MB/sec. First approved as a standard in 1986, SCSI technology

has evolved to be the most widely used interface in workstations, as well as in servers and networked storage

systems today.

 

Quellennachweis:

http://www.intel.com/technology/serialATA/pdf/NP2108.pdf