SATA
Serial
Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) is a standard interface that connects a
computer's motherboard to storage devices like hard disk drives, solid-state
drives, and optical drives:
How
it works
Uses
a serial communication method to transfer data one bit at a time over a single
data line
Advantages
Higher
data transfer rates and more efficient use of cables and connectors
Compatibility
Different
versions of the SATA standard are compatible with each other
Controller
cards
Can
fit into an open PCI, PCIe, or PCI Express slot on the motherboard
SATA
replaced the earlier Parallel ATA standard to become the predominant interface
for storage devices.
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