GPMI Type-C: Has a total bandwidth of 96 Gbps and supports power delivery of up to 240W. While USB-C can theoretically deliver 240W of power, it's limited to 40Gbps of bandwidth.

The Type-C connector, which has 18 pins, is essentially two USB 3.1 SuperSpeed connectors (which have the standard four pins, plus five more to enable 10Gbps connections).

It turns out that the new USB 3.1 Type C connector is kind of testy, if not downright ornery. It’s so “out there” that the USB IF still hasn’t even been able to come up with a ...

Finally, the USB Type-C connector has been designed to scale with the USB spec as it gets faster, so as we move beyond USB 3.1 it should be possible to make future cables physically compatible ...

The USB Promoters Group and VESA have announced that the new reversible USB Type-C connector, along with supporting power delivery of up to 100 watts, will also support the simultaneous transport ...

Without the locking mechanism of USB connectors, you would have to rely solely on gravity to make sure your connection isn't interrupted. This could work in theory for PC cases that have top ...