The Motorola 68060 is a microprocessor that was introduced in 1994 as part of the Motorola 68000 family. It features a superscalar architecture, allowing it to execute multiple instructions simultaneously, which enhances its performance compared to earlier models. The 68060 operates at clock speeds ranging from 50 to 75 MHz and supports a 32-bit data bus. Designed primarily for high-performance computing, the 68060 was used in various applications, including workstations and embedded systems. It also includes an integrated floating-point unit, improving its capabilities for mathematical computations. Despite its advancements, the 68060 faced competition from other processors, leading to its limited adoption.