Cables and Connectors

Thunderbolt 5 products are finally materializing.

Using Thunderbolt Share, people can make the most of their multiple PCs, whether they're at work, watching videos, or gaming.

VESA's DisplayPort 2.1a is shaping up to be a future-ready standard for distant future PC users

Due to an influx of melting complaints with its 12VHPWR adapters, CableMod announced a voluntary safety recall for all its 90-degree and 180-degree adapters both v1 and v1.1.

This odd yet useful dongle takes advantage of USB Type-C's form factor to relieve mosquito bites and similar stings, controlled with an app made for both Android and Apple

Police in Taiwan have cracked down on counterfeit HDMI cable sales, raiding online sellers across the island.

Intel has corrected a press release that stated that 14th Core desktop processors supported Thunderbolt 5.

CableMod updates its angled 12VHPWR adapter to PCI SIG CEM 5.1 specifications.

Thermals on the new connector are significantly lower compared to its 12VHPWR predecessor, even in worst-case scenarios.

Intel announced its Thunderbolt 5 specification, which offers up to 120 Gbps of bandwidth, 3X its predecessor, employs universal 240W charging cables and steps up to PCIe 4.0.