You are confusing connector and connectivity I'm afraid. USB-C defines a connector, not what can be connected - that's connectivity, which is what USB 4 is supposed to solve. Don't blame the connector for the absence of the connectivity standard - which is higher up the stack.
CEO at Schinchoku and software architect at Delphino Consultancy B.V. โ writing about software, and about the Shinchoku startup.
CEO at Schinchoku and software architect at Delphino Consultancy B.V. โ writing about software, and about the Shinchoku startup.
