Which technology allows for high-speed connections of up to 10 Gbits/second?

Thunderbolt technology is designed to facilitate extremely high-speed data transfer rates, reaching up to 10 Gbits/second or even higher in its later versions. Thunderbolt merges data, video, and power transmission within a single connection, enabling versatile use across various devices including displays and storage solutions. This technology not only supports high-speed transfer but also allows for daisy chaining multiple devices, which is particularly advantageous in professional environments that require rapid data handling.

The other technologies have different capabilities. USB 3.0 supports speeds up to 5 Gbits/second, which is less than Thunderbolt. Bluetooth 5.0 offers wireless connectivity but is typically limited to lower data rates suitable for peripheral devices. Wi-Fi 6 provides significant improvements in wireless connectivity and can reach high speeds, but its performance is subject to network conditions and is generally used for broader bandwidth applications rather than direct device-to-device connections at those peak rates.