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USB
Summary
USB is a protocol suite[1]. USB ranks in the top 9% of protocol_suite entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,433 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- USB's instance of is recorded as protocol suite[3].
- USB's instance of is recorded as interface standard[4].
- USB's instance of is recorded as de facto standard[5].
- USB followed PS/2 connector[6].
- USB followed serial port[7].
- USB followed Apple Desktop Bus[8].
- USB followed parallel port[9].
- USB followed game port[10].
- USB's developer is recorded as Compaq[11].
- USB's developer is recorded as Digital Equipment Corporation[12].
- USB's developer is recorded as IBM[13].
- USB's developer is recorded as Intel[14].
- USB's developer is recorded as Microsoft[15].
- USB's developer is recorded as NEC[16].
- USB's developer is recorded as Nortel[17].
- USB's developer is recorded as Apple Inc.[18].
- USB's developer is recorded as HP Inc.[19].
- USB's developer is recorded as Texas Instruments[20].
- USB is a type of serial bus[21].
- USB is a type of multi-lane serial bus[22].
- USB is a type of peripheral bus[23].
- USB is a type of connector[24].
- USB is a type of electrical connector[25].
- USB's Commons category is recorded as USB[26].
- USB comprises USB 1.0[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include protocol suite[3], interface standard[4], and de facto standard[5]. Recorded subclass of include serial bus[21], multi-lane serial bus[22], peripheral bus[23], connector[24], and electrical connector[25].
Origins
1996 marks the founding of USB[28].
Use and Application
Components include USB 1.0[27], a specification edition[29]; USB 1.1[30], a specification edition[31]; USB 2.0[32], a specification edition[33]; USB 3.0[34], a specification edition[35]; USB 3.1[36], an interface standard[37]; and USB 3.2[38], a specification edition[39].
Why It Matters
USB ranks in the top 9% of protocol_suite entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,433 views/month).[2] USB has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[40] USB is known by 59 alternative names across languages and contexts.[41]