Promotion organization released a new interface type for next-generation USB standard USB3.1

The USB interface has been "positive and negative" since its inception, and the USB3.1 Standard, released in July this year, still does not solve the problem. USB3.1 's initial standard treasure included the transfer speed to 10gb/s, one times faster than the 1.5GB of USB3.0, and the backward-compatible USB 2.0/1.0, with a power supply of up to 100 watts. The new C interface will be as generic as the Apple Lightning interface.

"C-type interfaces will meet a variety of requirements for the design and performance of electronic devices," said Brad Saunders, chairman of the USB 3.0 promotion organization. "The C-type interface will make smartphones, tablets and notebooks thinner, and hopefully consolidate power, data and video transmission to the same cross device standard interface," said Intel's Alex Peleg. ”

The USB promotion organization plans to provide a preview of the C-Interface design specification in the first quarter of 2014, with the final standard to be released in 2014 years.