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Thunderbolt is a specification of USB-C ports, i.e., a subcategory, and a manufacturer has to pay for this, so no, none of the USB-C ports have the certification, but two of them, the USB-4s, have similar specs.

No. And yes. Thunderbolt is a premium, Intel certified standard guaranteeing higher minimum requirements of power, speed, and bandwidth. The specs quoted in the listing meet those specs, but don't seem to have the certification itself, which manufacturers have to pay extra to get.

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Thunderbolt is a specification of USB-C ports, i.e., a subcategory, and a manufacturer has to pay for this, so no, none of the USB-C ports have the certification, but two of them, the USB-4s, have similar specs.
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No. And yes. Thunderbolt is a premium, Intel certified standard guaranteeing higher minimum requirements of power, speed, and bandwidth. The specs quoted in the listing meet those specs, but don't seem to have the certification itself, which manufacturers have to pay extra to get.
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