Thunderbolt and USB-C ports look identical, and they work in pretty much the same way. The broad-brush answer is that ...

Meanwhile, the USB-IF also has logos for the maximum charging speed – in the case of USB4 version 2.0, i.e. 240 watts. Thunderbolt 5 does not have this; only 140 watts are guaranteed.

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 ...

Wavlink's Thunderbolt 4 Triple Display Docking Station (UTD-45) isn't quite as good as we expected, but there's still a lot ...

More like Thunderbolt ... as 60W. USB PD 3.0 maxes at 100W, while USB PD 3.1 can support up to 240W of power. The 16-inch MacBook Pro requires 140W to fast-charge via its MagSafe 3 cable, so ...

Thunderbolt is more than a cable. It's a router chip that aggregates ... Next: Thunderbolt Vs. USB 3.0 Intel developed Thunderbolt together with Apple, which does not support the USB standard ...