This Anker 4K USB-C to HDMI adapter includes an extra 140W charging port with Thunderbolt 5
So you don't run out of juice
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Asus leverages Thunderbolt 5 to power its latest eGPU
A Blackwell-powered docking station
Dell kills XPS, Inspiron, Precision, and Latitude brands, reworks PC offerings
Dell PCs are now split into Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max tiers
Apple MacBook Pro M4 launches with Thunderbolt 5, faster NPUs, and 24-hour battery life
M4 Max SoC also debuts with a 40-core GPU
Apple M4 Pro chip debuts in the redesigned Mac Mini with 14 cores and Thunderbolt 5
The Mini's first major redesign in nearly 15 years
Gigabyte add-on card brings Thunderbolt 5 to existing desktop PCs
Forward-looking: Thunderbolt 5 doubles Thunderbolt 4's bandwidth, offering 80Gbps transfer speeds in either direction. However, Thunderbolt 5's alternate mode can transmit at 120Gbps while receiving data at 40Gbps upon detecting certain devices. The extra boost currently only supports cable lengths up to two meters.
This $2,200 8 TB SSD supports USB 4, active cooling, passkeys, an e-ink screen, and more
The device also supports Find My apps and multiple simultaneous file system types
DisplayLink gets 'Pro' upgrade with new Synaptics DL-7000 chip
Keep an eye out for a new logo on these docks
Intel Thunderbolt Share aims to simplify connection and resource sharing between multiple PCs
A secure, innovative PC-to-PC experience
Thunderbolt alternative OCuLink tested for eGPUs, Nvidia's RTX 4090 benchmarked
In context: For those unfamiliar with OCuLink, it is an optical interface developed over a decade ago, primarily for servers. However, it has recently gained attention for consumer uses, such as external GPUs. OCuLink offers higher bandwidth compared to Thunderbolt 4 – up to 64 Gbps versus 40 Gbps. This increased bandwidth opens up the possibility better eGPU performance compared to Thunderbolt.
Intel 15th-gen Core 'Arrow Lake' might support 120 Gbps Thunderbolt 5 and 20 PCIe 5.0 lanes
New Intel processors and Thunderbolt 5 are coming later in 2024
Thunderbolt 5 arrives next year with up to 120Gbps bandwidth
Multiple 6K or 8K monitors supported, dual 4K at 144Hz, and external GPUs
Plugable and Kensington unveil USB-4 docks supporting dual 4K 120Hz displays
High-bandwidth USB-C connections with 100W passthrough also included
Next-gen Thunderbolt can sometimes reach 120Gbps, just like USB4 2.0
120Gbs asymmetrical connections for high-performance displays and video content, 80Gbs bidirectional for everything else
Intel demos 80Gbps Thunderbolt, matching USB4 2.0 performance
But nobody actually said "Thunderbolt 5"...
Apple starts selling three-meter-long Thunderbolt 4 cables for $159
Three meters for three figures
New Sabrent docking station features two Thunderbolt 3 ports, up to 16TB of NVMe storage for $2,900
It also lets you hook up to an 8K@30Hz display via DisplayPort 1.4
Intel executive accidentally reveals that Thunderbolt 5 will achieve 80 Gbps thanks to new PAM-3 encoding
Double the bandwidth of Thunderbolt 4, double the fun
Sabrent launches a 16TB variant of the Rocket XTRM-Q external SSD
Eye-watering $2,899 aluminum enclosure packs 2 x 8TB drives and Thunderbolt 3 support
Apple says ARM Macs will support Thunderbolt well into the future
ARM Macs might be the first ARM devices with Thunderbolt support
Thunderbolt 4 is official, will debut in PCs with Intel Tiger Lake CPUs later this year
"Universal cable connectivity for everyone"
New Thunderbolt flaw lets hackers bypass security features in five minutes
It requires physical access and affects any PC made before 2019
Charging a MacBook on the wrong side can lead to noisy fans and lower performance
Cue the customary 'you're charging it wrong' explanation
Opinion: Tech standards still making slow but steady progress with USB 4 and WebAuthn
Here's to a faster, easier, and more secure 2020
USB 4 will double the speed of USB 3.2 to 40Gbps
And feature Thunderbolt 3 integration