Updated: Feb 4, 2026
USB-IF, the body in charge of making everything related to USB protocols evolve, has announced the launch of a new specification for the USB-C connector that will allow up to 240 watts of power to be transferred through this connector. This is a significant increase over the 100 watts in the previous specification. The USB-IF […]
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