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A parallel bus has many wires, and it sends 8 (or more) bits at the same time -- one bit on every wire.
Then later it sends 8 more bits at the same time.
Even though all 8 bits are started at the same time, the receiver often finds the bit on one wire slightly early and the bit on some other wire slightly late.
The difference in time between the first bit to arrive and the last bit to arrive is the bus skew.
Because serial buses send only one bit at a time, there is no "other wire".
So serial buses do not have bus skew.
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