Thunderbolt 5 is Here - Up To 80 Gbps Bandwidth With Existing USB Type-C Ports

 Thunderbolt 5 is Here - Up To 80 Gbps Bandwidth With Existing USB Type-C Ports

The last visible line states "[...]N6 test-chip focusing on the new PHY technology is working in [...] showing promising results". The only information that can be gathered by the statement is that the N6 test-chip is a TSMC node. Outside of that, it is unsure what the complete statement shows.
Advancing to a Thunderbolt 5 bandwidth seems the most logical step for Intel to move towards, but with only having the information provided, we will have to wait until we can access more information to provide an expert opinion on Intel's move towards PAM-3 technology.


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