Just before CES 2019, ASUS comes out with a new lineup of mini PCs designed for content creation and heavy graphics loads called the ProArt PA90 series rocking NVIDIA Quadro […]
Intel’s putting it into all its CPUs and opening up the spec, and that means world domination.
Intel has a long history of leading the industry in I/O innovation. In the late 1990s, Intel developed USB, which made it easier and faster to connect external devices to computers, consolidating a multitude of existing connectors. Intel continues its I/O innovation leadership with Thunderbolt™ 3, one of the most significant cable I/O updates since the advent of USB.
Use of the high-speed connector is expected to spread, thanks to Intel piggybacking the technology on mainstream USB. And here’s why consumers might care this time.