Part of the specification of 'USB 4 Version 2.0' is clear, realizing a maximum data transfer rate of 80 Gbps with a conventional 40 Gbps compatible cable - GIGAZINE
Intel Releases Thunderbolt 3 Protocol to USB Promoter Group to advance the USB Standard to USB-4 - Patently Apple
Intel Releases Thunderbolt 3 Protocol to USB Promoter Group to advance the USB Standard to USB-4 - Patently Apple
A brief guide to USB 4 for Mac and iOS users | Computerworld
USB 3.0 Promoter Group Announces USB 3.2 Specification Update | audioXpress
USB-IF: USB4 Products Coming in Late 2020
USB 3.0 Promoter Group Defines Authentication Protocol for USB Type-C | audioXpress
Speedier USB 4 Version 2.0 is coming to double bandwidth on your Mac | Macworld
What is USB 4 v.2.0 and why will you use it
First USB 4 devices to be launched at the end of 2020 | PC Builder's Club
USB - Wikipedia
Apple MFi Lightning Cable PYS-DE21109
USB4 - Wikipedia
Skip USB4 ... Here's USB4 V2 - PC Perspective
USB Promoter Group has announced USB4 2.0, which doubles the speed of previous generations - Tech
Intel shares Thunderbolt with USB Promoter Group, and USB4 is on the way | BetaNews
USB4 2.0 specification and new logos released, offering 80GBps bandwidth | TechSpot
USB4 Version 2.0 to enable speeds of up to 80 Gbps, introduce "active" USB cables - CNX Software
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Version 2.0 Specification: 80 Gbps Over Type-C | TechPowerUp
USB 4 announced, mere days after USB 3.2 was revealed
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Specification Based on Thunderbolt Protocol to Extend USB Type-C Performance | audioXpress
USB Implementers Forum - Wikipedia
USB Promoter Group Announces USB4 Version 2.0 - EE Times Asia
USB promoter group announces USB 4.0 with up to 40Gbps transfer speed, scheduled for release mid-2019 - Gizmochina
USB promoter group announces USB 4.0 with up to 40Gbps transfer speed, scheduled for release mid-2019 - Gizmochina
MIPI® Alliance and USB 3.0 Promoter Group Collaborate to Bring SuperSpeed USB "Inside the Box"
USB 4 specifications revealed by USB Promoter Group - Geeky Gadgets
USB 4 Version 2's Secret 120 Gbps Mode Has a Catch | Tom's Hardware
