#USB 4 port

Version 2.0 of USB 4 is officially here, based on the announcement of the USB Promoter Group yesterday This major update will enable USB 4 Version 2.0 to have speeds of up to 80Gbps using a USB Type-C cable and connector. For reference, the first version of USB 4 can handle up to 40Gbps. Aside from this, compatibility won’t be an issue because USB 4 version 2.0 can still work with today’s current hardware. To wrap our heads to this speed, 80Gb (Gigabit) is equal to 10GB (GigaByte), which means transferring a 10GB file using USB 4 version 2.0 will only take 1 second, in a theoretical manner. As of now, there’s still no announcement when USB 4 version 2.0 will be available for consumers, only developers will have access to this sweet technology in the meantime. The company says the platform is designed to support the growing use of autonomous robots working alongside humans in real-world industrial settings. In my travels abroad in the last three years, I've gone thru dozens of airports and only a few of them are really what I could call "blogger-friendly". I think airports should have free wifi as part of their standard service to travelers. Read more in our articles including "New USB 4 with up to 80Gbps transfer speed announced" and "CICC cracks down on GoreBox after Tacloban school shooting".