Intel this week announced new Thunderbolt software made for connecting two PCs. Thunderbolt Share will require Intel-licensed hardware and is looking to make it simpler to do things like transferring ...

It’s been almost exactly a year since the Thunderbolt 5 standard was adapted, allowing for theoretical data transfer speeds up to 120 Gbps. And this year the first Thunderbolt 5 products are starting ...

My desktop workstation is powered by a Mac Mini M4, but it doesn't offer enough ports for my needs. A single Thunderbolt 4 ...

Many modern laptops and PCs now support Thunderbolt, which looks like a regular USB-C port but can do a lot more. Here are some unique ways to use it.

The one thing I expected to see at CES was a flood of laptops with Thunderbolt 5 connections attached. Yet, as far as I could tell, there wasn’t a single one. Thunderbolt 4? Sure. Laptops with that ...

Intel has just launched a proprietary app that allows you to install it on Thunderbolt 4 or 5 compliant systems, connect them with a Thunderbolt cable, and share your mouse, keyboard, storage, screens ...

With Thunderbolt Share, Intel is turning the Thunderbolt cable into a way to connect two PCs to one another, sharing files or controlling a PC. Simple, huh? Well, except that Intel isn’t exactly ...

When the Thunderbolt 4 standard launched in 2020 it brought support for a bunch of new features including support for high-speed connections over longer cables and guaranteed support for up to two 4K ...