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<p>USB 3.2, the next-generation USB standard expected to start appearing in devices later this year, will double the maximum speed supported to 20Gbps. This is achieved by allowing for <a href="
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<p>The bad news is that the naming confusion around USB speeds is going to get even worse …</p>
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