Which generation of computers used ultra-large-scale integration (ULSI)?

  • A First generation
  • B Second generation
  • C Third generation
  • D Fourth generation
computer science

The correct answer is D. Fourth generation

Ultra-Large-Scale Integration (ULSI) is a technology that allows the integration of a very large number of transistors on a single chip.

This technology became prevalent in the fourth generation of computers.

Fourth-generation of computers began in the mid-1970s and continued into the 1990s. It saw the development of microprocessors with ULSI technology.

These microprocessors were incredibly powerful and formed the basis for modern personal computers.

ULSI technology enabled the creation of complex and sophisticated microchips, allowing for the development of high-performance computing systems.

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