| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - National Instruments Corporation expanded the use of this bus to computers manufactured by companies other than Hewlett-Packard and hence the name General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB) became more widely used than HPIB. The GPIB interface bus gained popularity due to its high transfer rates and was later accepted as IEEE standard 488-1975, and the bus later evolved to ANSI/IEEE standard 488.1-1987.
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