Earlier this week, Intel gave a brief demonstration of its next generation Thunderbolt connectivity standard in action. The new standard is currently an early prototype, but the chipmaker says that...
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA), officially announced the latest specification for DisplayPort (DP) 2.1. The new standard, which is backwards compatible with and even supersedes the current DisplayPort 2.0...
Back in September, the European Union (EU) submitted a proposal that would make the adoption of the USB-C format by all smartphone and electronic device manufacturers, including Apple, a mandatory...
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 40 Series is already set to hit the shelves starting October yet there are already issues pertaining to the new PCIe Gen5 power port that is being...
Back in March of 2019, the USB-IF unveiled the specifications of USB 4, which pushed transfer speeds up to 40Gbps. Now, a major update has been announced in the form...
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously made the prediction that iPhones coming in the second half of 2023 may adopt USB-C ports. And it looks like it may not just be the...
Back in September of last year, we reported on a published paper regarding a USB-C 2.1 port revision, capable of achieving peak wattage transfers of 240W. Back then, it was...
Back in 2020, we saw Apple made available its 2m Thunderbolt 3 Pro cable for RM649. Times have changed (a little) since then, and now, the iPhone maker has a...
The parliament of the European Union (EU) recently moved one step closer to forcing Apple to fit its iPhones, iPads, and AirPods in Europe with a USB-C port. The proposal,...
The USB-C medium has been both the default and industry standard for a long while. While known for its ultra-fast file transfer speeds, it's also known for its ability to...
The European Union’s (EU) executive branch, the European Commission, recently put forward a motion that would make it mandatory for all smartphone and electronic device manufacturers to fit their future...
Intel may have had an "oopsie" moment, after a high-ranking member in its ranks accidentally let slip a small yet crucial detail about its upcoming Thunderbolt 5 standard, all through...
