Greg ClarkeFeb 12

Finally, a USB standard that can provide the data AND power requirements of a city.

https://lemmy.ca/post/60325594

Show threadWanderingThoughts
Superconductor kept at a few Kelvin should do it. Available on any system with build in cryogenic unit. It’s part of the D port standard after all.
Feb 12 at 7:45pmWeb
Show threadCortFeb 12

Cryogenics is only an optional part of the standard. You’ll need to make sure both devices support the USB D pd420.69 spec otherwise you’ll never get the full rated speed.

Stupid usbif always making critical features optional.

Show threadulternoFeb 13
Don’t forget the cable also needs the same.
Show threadFieryFeb 13
Any superconductor will do actually, it’s just that the ones we have at this point need to be really frigging cold. A room temp superconductor is the dream, and would function exactly the same as one that only works at a few kelvin.