USB standard for negotiating higher power levels.

USB capability allowing mobile devices to act as hosts.

Early widely used USB specification.

USB specification supporting high-speed USB operation.

SuperSpeed USB specification.

USB generation supporting higher transfer rates than USB 3.0.

USB specification supporting multiple high-speed signaling modes.

Modern USB specification based on high-speed tunneling.

USB4 revision supporting higher signaling capabilities.

Tiny coaxial connector used in wireless modules.

Twisted-pair cable without additional shielding.

Hardware implementing asynchronous serial communication.

Hardware supporting synchronous and asynchronous serial communication.

Nonvolatile memory containing UEFI firmware.

USB-connected device providing additional display output.

Docking station using USB-C connectivity.

Integrated circuit managing USB-C charging functions.

Uninterruptible power supply.

Battery supplying temporary power during utility failure.

Circuit converting battery DC into AC output.

Hardware switching between utility and backup power.

Persistent firmware configuration value stored in nonvolatile memory.

Intel Ultra Path Interconnect between processors.