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The capabilities of Intel’s upcoming Thunderbolt 5 technology have leaked courtesy of one of the company’s own executives, Gregory Bryant, who recently visited one of Intel’s R&D facilities in Israel and accidentally shared photos on social media revealing some information that wasn’t meant to be public.
According to a poster seen in one of Bryant’s shots, Intel’s Thunderbolt 5 will boast incredible speeds of up to 80 Gbps, which is twice as fast as the current Thunderbolt 4 specification. This is largely thanks to PAM-3 modulation technology, a novel method of transmitting zeroes and ones that makes this higher rate of data transfer possible.
Intel had actually hinted earlier this year that it was exploring ways of doubling Thunderbolt 4’s already impressive 40 GBps bandwidth, but Bryant’s slip-up seems to confirm that Thunderbolt 5 will...
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