Connectors remain the same, which is good news for users, who up to this day have to cope with cable connector overload in many cases. Thankfully, USB standards look as if they will become less confusing in the coming years. Backward compatibility with USB4 Version 1.0, USB 3.2, USB 2.0 and Thunderbolt 3.Updated to align with the latest versions of the DisplayPort and PCIe specifications.USB data architecture updates now enable USB 3.2 data tunneling to exceed 20 Gbps.Updates to data and display protocols to better use the increase in available bandwidth.Type-C passive cables and newly-defined 80 Gbps USB Type-C active cables.Up to 80 Gbps operation, based on a new physical layer architecture, using existing 40 Gbps USB.
The main characteristics of USB 4 version 2.0 include:
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