The USB Implementers Forum has announced a new revision of its Power Delivery and Type-C specifications, indicating that devices will soon be able to charge at up to 240W using the connector.
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The USB Implementers Forum has announced that the latest USB specification, version 4.0, has been officially published and is available to download. It features transfer rates up to 40Gbps.
As promised a couple of years ago, the USB Implementers Forum has launched an authentication program for USB Type-C devices, which should provide a layer of security when plugging them in.
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