Thunderbolt™ 5: The Next Generation of Connectivity | Intel

Опубликовано 9 января 2024, 0:00

Dive into the next-gen wired connectivity as Intel® unveils Thunderbolt™ 5, boasting up to 3X more bandwidth than its predecessor, Thunderbolt 4. Gear up for transformative visuals, faster storage, and unmatched external graphic performance.

“Thunderbolt 5 will provide industry-leading performance and capability for connecting computers to monitors, docks, storage, and more. Intel is excited to continue our tradition of leadership for wired connectivity solutions.” – Jason Ziller, General Manager of Client Connectivity, Intel.

⚡️ KEY FEATURES ⚡️
🖥️ Bandwidth Boost: Up to 120Gbps for video aficionados!
🔌 2X Speed Surge: Elevate your storage & external graphics game.
🚀 Pioneering with industry standards: USB4® V2, Display Port 2.1 & PCI Express Gen 4.

Products release in 2024. Get all the details here 👉 intel.ly/3Px346O

Timestamps:
00:00 Thunderbolt 4
00:18 Thunderbolt 5
00:28 80Gbps Bi-Directional Bandwidth
00:37 120Gbps Bandwidth Boost
00:45 Display Support
00:52 File Transfers
00:57 eGFX
01:02 Outro

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