USB Naming Gets Even Worse With The Introduction of USB4 2.0 80 Gbps Standard
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Version 2.0 Specification: 80 Gbps Over Type-C | TechPowerUp
USB Promoter Group Unveils USB 4.0 Specifications
Intel Releases Thunderbolt 3 Protocol to USB Promoter Group to advance the USB Standard to USB-4 - Patently Apple
SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Finalized By Major Players in USB Promoter Group
USB 3.0 Promoter Group - USB.org
The next USB standard will double existing speeds even with an older cable | Engadget
USB Promoter Group announces USB4 Version 2.0
USB Promoter Group announces USB 4 Version 2 protocol, outlines expected features - O'Grady's PowerPage
Intel Releases Thunderbolt 3 Protocol to USB Promoter Group to advance the USB Standard to USB-4 - Patently Apple
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Next-gen USB promises to be twice as fast, using cables you may already own - The Verge
USB Promoter Group Unveils USB 4.0 Specifications
USB-C naming to somehow get worse with USB4 Version 2.0 | Ars Technica
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4® Version 2.0 | AI-TechPark
USB-IF Announces Publication of USB4 Specification that Doubles Bandwidth to Extend USB Type-C Performance | audioXpress
What is USB 4? | Tech Advisor
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 ® Version 2.0 | Business Wire
USB Promoter Group has announced USB4 2.0, which doubles the speed of previous generations - Tech
USB-IF Announces Publication of USB4 Specification - Tech - Xiaomi Community - Xiaomi
USB4 Version 2.0 standard delivers data rates up to 80 Gbps | TechSpot
iTWire - USB Promoter Group announces major USB specification update
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Specification Based on Thunderbolt Protocol to Extend USB Type-C Performance | audioXpress
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Specification Based on Thunderbolt Protocol to Extend USB Type-C Performance | audioXpress
USB4 Version 2.0 announced: 80 Gbps data transfer using some existing USB-C cables: Digital Photography Review
