and it's behind the naming schemes found on USB cables and devices. When it introduced USB 3.1, rather than keep things simple and let that name differentiate from USB 3.0, it called the new ...

and one that marked the start of an industry-wide revolution (USB Type-C Cable and Connector 1.0, now 1.1). In this article, let's take a closer look at the application architecture impact of the USB ...

Theoretically, we can pull 100 W over a USB cable. What if we could tap into that with screw terminals? That’s the idea behind [Jakob]’s entry to the Hackaday Prize. It’s a USB 3.1 Type C to ...