More like Thunderbolt than USB-C, USB4 can be either 20Gbps or 40Gbps. That extra bandwidth allows not just for faster data transfer but higher frame rates to external displays, plus some other ...

Thunderbolt 5 (on the PC) is here, but not quite ready for prime time. You can call it a laptop dock, a laptop docking station, a USB 4 dock, or a Thunderbolt dock; they’re basically the same ...

Thunderbolt uses the USB-C port found on PCs, with Thunderbolt 4 routing up to 40 Gbps across it. Thunderbolt 5 can transmit up to 80Gbps (or, in certain cases, to 120Gbps) worth of data.

In contrast, USB4 cables display the classic USB logo and are marked with a 20 or 40 designation to indicate their performance capabilities. Display support is another area where Thunderbolt 4 excels.

The new Element 5 Hub from CalDigit won't give you a large array of different ports, but is perfect if you want more Thunderbolt 5 ports, and a few USB-A ones.

Using appropriate cables, you could achieve 4x performance from a single port. Many use Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C interchangeably, but they have very different applications. USB-C is a type of port ...

If you own one of Apple's latest Mac mini or MacBook Pro models with M4 Pro and M4 Max processors, you may be interested to ...

It offers 3 Thunderbolt 5 ports with 80Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth, and up to 120Gbps for display outputs when necessary. This allows it to deliver an 8K signal at 60Hz. It also has 1 USB-C ...

TL;DR: Sparkle introduced the Studio-G 850 at CES 2025, a Thunderbolt 5-powered external GPU enclosure supporting up to 3.5-slot GPUs. It includes an 850W PSU, USB Type-C power delivery ...