What is the "integration technology" of the motherboard

The motherboard's "consolidation technology" is to integrate the previously individually configured boards (such as AGP graphics, PCI sound cards, PCI modems, PCI adapters, etc.) and IEEE-1394 into the motherboard to improve product compatibility and price/performance. The current popular practice is to integrate a single AMR (Audio Modem Riser)-specific slot or CNR (communication and networking riser Communication network hoist) interface and integrated IDE controller on the motherboard to support higher drive standards. There are also motherboard integrated ATA/100 controllers that enable the motherboard to support ata/100, and some have RAID capabilities.