Thunderbolt 5 will debut in 2024 with gamer-class charging and I/O
Intel announces Thunderbolt 5, the 80Gbps successor to Thunderbolt 4, with massively improved connection and charging capabilities for laptops.
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Intel announces Thunderbolt 5, the 80Gbps successor to Thunderbolt 4, with massively improved connection and charging capabilities for laptops.
Intel has formally launched Thunderbolt 5, the next version of the connectivity standard that will offer consumers expanded display support and double the speeds of Thunderbolt 4.
Leaked by Intel a couple of years back, Thunderbolt 5 is now officially here, promising double the speeds in most cases or more.
Thunderbolt 4 expected to be the mainstream choice for at least a couple years.
Intel announced its Thunderbolt 5 specification, which offers up to 120 Gbps of bandwidth, 3X its predecessor, employs universal 240W charging cables and steps up to PCIe 4.0.