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PEDRO NETO produced an injury time winner to rescue Chelsea’s Champions League dreams – and their self-respect. The Portuguese winger blasted home a stunning shot to snatch a last gasp victor… ...

Those numbers need not concern you—just know that a Thunderbolt 5 is newer and faster than a Thunderbolt 4, and so on, but they work the same. What you need to know is how this differs from USB-C.

The closing of 95 military installations last month was only one step in Defense Secretary Robert McNamara's plan to streamline and modernize the nation's armed forces. Last week the ...

TB1/2 uses a different connector (mini DisplayPort) from TB3/4/5 (USB-C). Adapters are easily available, but those adapters will only pass Thunderbolt data (and, I think, DisplayPort video). They will ...

West Ham loanee Patrick Kelly scored his first Doncaster goal as they beat Barrow 1-0 after Luke Molyneux had squandered a number of chances in the FA Cup tie.

Gigabyte has reserved Thunderbolt 5 support for its flagship Z890 AI Top motherboard. As of writing, the only Thunderbolt 5 motherboard available on Newegg is the $1,000 Asus ROG Maximus Z890 Extreme.

Using a Thunderbolt 4 cable, for example, won't give you the faster speeds promised by that standard if you plug it into a Thunderbolt 3 port or USB-C Gen 3.2 port, and connecting two Thunderbolt ...

It also helps to check Thunderbolt accessories before you buy to see if the manufacturer guarantees cross-compatibility with Thunderbolt 3 and USB4 devices, like the UGREEN Revodok Max 213 ...

Intel says it’s licensing Thunderbolt Share to select partners, including PC makers like Acer, Lenovo, MSI, Razer and accessory makers including Belkin, Kensington, Plugable, and Promise Technology.

Intel is launching Thunderbolt Share, connecting two PCs with Thunderbolt ports together to share and sync files and remotely control a laptop. But the licensing program seems unnecessarily confusing.