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AMBA

AMBA (Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture) is a set of technical rules and standards used to connect and communicate between different parts of a computer system, particularly in smartphones and other embedded devices. It defines how components like processors, memory, and peripherals exchange data efficiently and reliably. Think of it as a blueprint that ensures all parts fit together and work smoothly, enabling complex devices to function seamlessly. Developed by ARM Holdings, AMBA helps designers create flexible, high-performance hardware architectures optimized for power, size, and speed.