SCSI, usb of the 80s

In the 80s there was no USB, yet there was a wildly used technology that let us connect hard disks, cdrom drives, scanners and printers even Ethernet interfaces and that was SCSI.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:16 - Brief word from our sponsor
00:41 - Why make SCSI in the first place
02:35 - Things get sassy
03:30 - Scsi becomes the standard
05:49 - The BUS
09:16 - Some of the computers that used scsi
09:40 - IDE the rival
14:11 - Servers and RAID
15:20 - Tape drives
17:13 - CD-ROM
19:30 - Multi host
21:43 - The evolution of the standard
25:53 - Adaptec
27:14 - USB
30:00 - SAS
31:20 - Fibre channel
33:17 - Thank you for watching