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most midrange intel laptops have two thunderbolt 4 ports
amd gives you one usb 4 in best case scenario with one usb 3.2 5 or 10 gbs
apple gives you thundebolt 5 altogether

MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
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>Thunderbolt was developed by Intel in collaboration with Apple
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>>108920564
Doesn't Intel own Thunderbolt?
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>>108920564
Don't know about laptops but you can always get a PCIe Thunderbolt adapter for your desktop.
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Intel has allowed manufacturers to produce Thunderbolt controllers and cards for use with AMD since around 2023
there are some add in cards and one or two amd laptops with thunderbolt ports
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>>108920564
Use case over USB3 and USB4?



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