Thunderbolt

While LaCie is known around the world as having excellently-designed storage devices, G-Technology is no slouch. At the NAB Show this week, the company has launched a Thunderbolt-powered dock with two HDD bays -- it's the new Evolution Series, and it's said to be the only two-bay docking station...

Will anyone other than Apple care? Intel's speedy but seldom-used networking standard Thunderbolt will double in speed to 20Gbps by year's end.…

20Gbps Intel has announced its next-generation Thunderbolt technology, which allows for?the connection of external peripherals to a computer at insane speeds. The new technology is codenamed Falcon Ridge, set to go in production sometime in 2014.? Falcon Ridge boasts some impressive speeds,...

The latest version of Intel's Thunderbolt input/output technology can transfer data at speeds of 20Gbps, in both directions, making it twice as fast as current version of the tech. The technology was introduced in 2011 as a data transfer rival to USB 3.0 , allows users to quickly transfer files...

The National Association of Broadcasters conference going on right now appears to be the place to hear about new gear for your Mac or iOS device. Earlier today we heard about several new audio interfaces from Avid and now G-Technology is announcing new storage options. G-Technology has introduced...

Intel has doubled the speed of the Thunderbolt data transfer technology, which will soon shuttle data between host computers like Macs and peripherals at a rate of 20Gbps.

By 2014, USB 3.0 will see its data-transfer speed of 5 gigabits per second increased to 10Gbps. And even then, it will still be just half as fast as Intel’s Thunderbolt standard. Intel said Monday that the next-generation version of Thunderbolt will support bidirectional data transfers of up to...

The latest version of Intel's Thunderbolt input/output technology can transfer data at speeds of 20Gbps, in both directions, making it twice as fast as current version of the tech. The technology was introduced in 2011 as a data transfer rival to USB 3.0 , allows users to quickly transfer files...

Engadget is reporting that Intel has introduced the next generation of the Thunderbolt interface at the NAB conference. The update promises data transfer rates of 20 Gbp in each direction on Thunderbolt's two channels, twice the speed of the current 10 Gbp generation.The demonstration Engadget...

Thunderbolt's makin' like greased lighting. Intel has just introduced the newest revision of the interface and it will be capable of 20Gbps in both directions (as opposed to the previous 10). In other words, fast enough to transfer and play 4K video simultaneously. And it's all backwards compatible...