Apple may offer a USB-C data transfer accessory cable for iPhone 15 Pro models that is capable of Thunderbolt or USB4 speeds of up to 40Gbps. That is the latest claim made by Kosutami, who posted ...

Going to college or university is the first long-term stay away from home for most new students. Alongside the really boring ...

USB-C outlets have become a ubiquitous part of our technology, and if you want to make your life even smoother, pick up these ...

The connector is now available everywhere, but even if it makes charging easier, it's introduced all sorts of new ...

But you shouldn’t expect the USB-C cable that Apple will bundle for free with the iPhone 15 to support Thunderbolt 4 speeds. You don’t need leaks to realize that.

You can use all sorts of PCIe cards with Thunderbolt, not just eGPU setups. All you need is some sort of Thunderbolt PCIe ...

Thunderbolt cables are typically more expensive than regular USB-C cables. For instance, Apple sells a 0.8-meter Thunderbolt 3 cable for $39, while its 1.8-meter Thunderbolt 4 cable costs $129.

Since it was originally known as Light Peak, Intel's goal with Thunderbolt was to develop a single cable that could handle all of your data and power needs. This latest version should satisfy even ...

The USB-C 11-in-1 Hub can be ordered now from Amazon for $79. 240W Thunderbolt 4 and USB 4 cables Plugable is also expanding its Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 cable offerings with 240W EPR cables.

Orange is USB 2.0, blue is USB 3 20 Gbps (Gen 1), green is USB3 40 Gbps (Gen 2), yellow is Thunderbolt. I particularly like how, with this scheme, the Thunderbolt 5A-capable cables look like bees.

The longer your USB-C cable is, though, the more likely that it’s running an older standard, with slower data transfer. USB-C cables that support USB 4 are typically 2.6 feet in length.