TL;DR: The Razer Core X V2 is a Thunderbolt 5 external GPU enclosure priced at $349.99, supporting PCIe 4.0 x4 speeds and delivering up to 140W power for laptops and devices. It fits large NVIDIA and ...

Plugable introduces a Thunderbolt 5 GPU enclosure allowing laptops to run large AI models locally using desktop graphics ...

TL;DR: Razer launches Thunderbolt 5-powered accessories: the Thunderbolt 5 Dock supports triple 4K 120Hz displays, 8TB SSD storage, and 140W laptop charging, while the Core X V2 external GPU enclosure ...

Intel has just revealed Thunderbolt 5, which brings a stonking bandwidth increase to the speedy connector. Not only does that mean you’ll be able to charge connected laptops much faster than you can ...

Why it matters: Since Thunderbolt 5 devices landed late last year, laptop gamers have eagerly anticipated the benefits they could bring to external graphics. Following manufacturers like Asus and ...

One Netbook is expanding its line of graphics docks with a new model called the ONEXGPU Lite. Like the original ONEXGPU that launched in late 2023, the new model provides an external AMD Radeon RX ...

Thunderbolt 5 (TB5) is the king of connectivity when it comes to modern technology and has the best throughput that anyone could ask for. This is proving to be true for both PC and Mac users of all ...

Asus’ latest external graphics unit, the ROG XG Mobile 2025, will be available starting February 25 as reported by IT Home. Showcased at CES 2025, the latest iteration comes with a sleek design and ...

At first glance, the Razer Stealth is a fairly conventional ultrabook. It's 0.52 inches thick, weighs 2.75 lbs, and offers two display options -- a 2560x1600 panel and a 3840x2160 option. The display ...

Razer is back with a new addition to its Core line of external graphics enclosures. The Razer Core X V2 external graphics enclosure can house recent GPUs from brands including NVIDIA GeForce and AMD ...

Plugable's new TBT5-AI enclosure lets users plug workstation-class power into their PC by hosting a user-supplied GPU at their desk, bypassing cloud subscription fees.

Plugable today announced the launch of the TBT5-AI series, a new category of Thunderbolt-powered hardware purpose-built for local AI inference.