What is USB3?

USB 3.0 (and its subsequent versions like USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and USB 3.3) is a major version of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) standard for connecting computers to peripherals. It offers significantly faster data transfer speeds compared to its predecessors, USB 2.0 and USB 1.1. USB 3.0 and later versions are commonly used to connect external hard drives, solid-state drives (SSDs), high-resolution cameras, and other devices that require high bandwidth.

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What other technologies are related to USB3?

USB3 Competitor Technologies

USB2

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USB2 is an older version of USB and a slower alternative for data transfer, thus a competitor.

USB4

USB4 is a newer, faster version of USB and an alternative for data transfer, thus a competitor.

MIPI

MIPI is an interface standard often used in mobile devices. While USB3 is more general purpose, in some embedded applications they can compete as data transfer solutions.

UFS

UFS (Universal Flash Storage) is another high-speed data transfer interface standard, primarily for mobile devices, and competes with USB for embedded storage applications.

PCIe

PCIe is a high-speed interface used inside computers. It is used to connect components within a computer, but it can also be exposed as an external interface. When used externally, it can compete with USB.

PCI Express

PCI Express is a high-speed interface used inside computers. It is used to connect components within a computer, but it can also be exposed as an external interface. When used externally, it can compete with USB.

SATA

SATA (Serial ATA) is an interface used for connecting storage devices, and competes with USB3 as a way to connect external storage.

Ethernet

Ethernet is a networking technology that competes with USB for data transfer, especially in network-attached storage and device connectivity.

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USB3 Complementary Technologies

SerDes

SerDes (Serializer/Deserializer) is a technology used in high-speed data transmission, which is fundamental to USB3 implementation. Thus, it is complementary.

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Which job functions commonly mention USB3?

Chip Designer

0.1% of all Chip Designer jobs mention USB3

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Hardware Engineer

0.1% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention USB3

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Test Engineer

74 Test Engineer jobs mention USB3

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Electrical Engineer

135 Electrical Engineer jobs mention USB3

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Engineer

407 Engineer jobs mention USB3

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Which organizations are mentioning USB3?

Intel Corporation

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Qualcomm

Scientific and Technical Services

Apple

Scientific and Technical Services

Google

Scientific and Technical Services

Microchip Technology

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What is USB3?

What other technologies are related to USB3?

USB3 Competitor Technologies

USB3 Complementary Technologies

Which job functions commonly mention USB3?

Which organizations are mentioning USB3?

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