Big Endian

Dear All !!

I am not sure the question which I am asking is correct or wrong, but
I have heard that storing the data into the big endian helps in
gting the more transfer rate, Means we can achive good speed by
soring the data in the BIG ENDIAN while transferring, If this is
correct, then how it is possible and what is the reason behind this.

Any pointers on above will be helpful, (if My question sounds correct)

Regards
Ranjeet

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