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NuMachine was never released, but Texas Instruments later took over the NuBus work in 1980 and standardized it as IEEE 1196. This version used a standard 96-pin three-row connector, commonly found on other bus systems like VME and PCI, running the system on a 10 MHz clock for a maximum burst throughput of 40 MB/s and average speeds of 10 to 20 MB/s. A later addition, NuBus90, bumped the clock rate to 20 MHz for better throughput, burst increasing ...

NuBus was a considerable step forward compared to other interfaces of the day. At the time most computer bus systems were 8-bit, as were the computers they plugged into. However NuBus decided on a 32-bit interface because it was clear the market was headed in this direction. In addition, NuBus was agnostic about the processor itself. Most buses up to this point were basically the pins on the CPU run out onto the backplane, meaning that the cards had to conform to the signalling and data standards of the machine it was plugged into (be ...

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