"Optionally for certain applications, such as driving very high performance USB4-based displays, the USB Type-C signal interface can be configured asymmetrically to deliver up to 120Gbps in one ...

so this will hasten the death of the old-style USB-A interface. USB4 also offers support for more data and display protocols so you'll be better able to take advantage of that higher transfer rate.

Here is a breakdown of the USB specifications, where it’s best to concentrate on the data flow levels: The final contemplated step up is USB4 v2, which takes data transfer speeds to new heights ...

The USB Promoter Group has announced ... making it one of the fastest interfaces available today. The biggest benefit of the USB4 Version 2.0 specification is the increased performance.

Where does USB4 come from? In part, from earlier USB specs; in part, from another interface. USB4 leverages the Thunderbolt 3 protocol to deliver speeds up to twice as fast as the USB version it ...

The USB Promoter Group standards body today announced the pending release of a new USB4 specification. USB4 converges the Thunderbolt and USB protocols as part of Intel's goal to make Thunderbolt ...

Optionally for certain applications, such as driving very-high performance USB4-based displays, the USB Type-C signal interface can be configured asymmetrically to deliver up to 120Gbps in one ...

If you’re buying a USB docking station, especially one with USB4, keep an eye out for an updated USB labeling scheme that will help you identify the USB technology being used. In 2019 ...

USB4, however, starts at 20Gbps but can also reach Thunderbolt 4’s 40Gbps. Look out for USB 20 or USB 40 in product marketing. A USB4 port can only support one display. Thunderbolt 4 can support ...

MSI's exhibit featured an updated look at USB4 integration via PCIe, which could allow users to expand their charging and display connectivity options. MSI revealed the world's first USB-4 add-in ...

The USB4 host controller, ASM4242, is certified for its maturity, dependability, and ability to switch between specifications such as PCI Express (PCIe), DisplayPort (DP), and USB4.

The USB Promoter group announced USB4 Version 2.0 spec, a major update that will enable up to 80 GBps of data performance over USB-C. This news comes at a time Apple has been rumored to switch to ...