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SAS transfers data to SCSI disks through serial cables.
Hence, the given statement is “False”.
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Small Computer System Interface (SCSI):
- The main use of SCSI is to connect several peripherals to the system.
- In most of the systems, a SCSI device will be connected to a controller card. With the help of this controller card, all devices are connected to the system.
- The Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) technology is used to transfer information in serial mode.
- The data transfer speed in SAS technology is 768 MB/S.
- A single SCSI controller is capable of connecting a maximum of 65,535 SAS disks.
- Hence, the connections are established using serial cables.
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