Short for Communication and
Network Riser, CNR is a specification that supports audio, modem USB
and Local Area Networking interfaces of core logic chipsets. This
technology was first introduced by Intel February 07, 2000 and was
mainly developed by leading hardware and software developers who
helped release the AMR (Audio / Modem Riser). Today, CNR is being
shipped with several different computer manufacturer's computers.
Additional information about CNR and
other computer buses can be found on our computer
bus help page.
Also see: Bus, Motherboard
definitions
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