At the NAB show in Las Vegas Intel announced a new generation of the PCIe-based Thunderbolt communication interface supporting up to 20 Gb/s data rates. The new interface has a code name of Falcon ...

Intel’s just announced more details about its upcoming Thunderbolt 2 interface technology, and the news might just make high-definition video buffs start drooling. Thunderbolt 2 combines the two ...

The first Windows PC motherboard to support the Thunderbolt high-speed interface has finallymade an appearance. While the current implementation is somewhat buggy, it will no doubt get better over ...

NEW YORK: Avid has announced its Pro Tools|HD Native Thunderbolt interface for Thunderbolt technology equipped CPUs, as well as three Venue HD System Bundles that include the I/O. The Pro Tools|HD ...

Intel’s ultrafast Thunderbolt interface is going to get a lot faster in its next iteration. The company announced today at the NAB conference that the new version of Thunderbolt will be able to send ...

Sonnet Technologies today announced the launch of Echo™ II DV Desktop, Echo II DV Rackmount, Echo II DV Module, and xMac™ Studio/Echo II DV, the newest members of the company’s award-winning family of ...

Avid, maker of the music industry’s leading digital audio workstation software called Pro Tools, has officially announced its first Thunderbolt interface for Pro Tools with the new Pro Tools|HD Native ...

Avid has announced the new Pro Tools|HD Native Thunderbolt interface, which it says delivers the lowest latency and the highest sound quality of any host based audio workstation for Thunderbolt ...

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Today Universal Audio took the wraps off of two new Thunderbolt 3 desktop audio interfaces, which are ideal for Mac audio creatives. Universal Audio’s Apollo Twin X features two high quality ...

Thunderbolt ports may put your PC in jeopardy, but only if you leave it alone with a capable and well-prepared hacker. That's according to security researcher Björn Ruytenberg from the Eindhoven ...