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Static Pulsed Bus (SPB) improves delay by 15%-25% or reduces energy by 12%-25% and peak current by 26%-34%, compared to the conventional static bus (SB) scheme, for 1500 μm to 4500 μm bus lengths in a 100 nm technology. Energy savings are maintained across all data activity factors.