I remember that. Actually implementing thunderbolt might be an expensive process to offer reliable drivers. I think that instead a USB 4 could be more convenient and easier to develop, especially now that artificial intelligence can be used. What strikes me as a bit strange is that they didn’t grasp the commercial importance of making the machine communicate in 32-bit. The qualitative improvement would be tangible. And it would represent a good upgrade for a machine that’s already eight years old. Their silence on the matter makes me think they’re actually already preparing the H 10000.
