Other World Computing (OWC) has revolutionized multi-PC workflows with the introduction of their Thunderbolt Go Dock, now enhanced with Intel® Thunderbolt™ Share. Announced at COMPUTEX 2024, this innovative feature allows seamless sharing of devices and content between two Thunderbolt-equipped PCs through a single port, simplifying the process and boosting efficiency. Read more about it in this article from TechCritter below:
Effortless PC-to-PC Connectivity
The Thunderbolt Go Dock transforms into a potent digital KVM switch with Thunderbolt Share. Users can share a single monitor, keyboard, mouse, storage, and files between two computers at the lightning-fast speed of Thunderbolt. This integration eliminates the need for multiple peripherals, making switching between PCs hassle-free and enhancing productivity.
Unleashing the Power of Thunderbolt
Compatible with both Thunderbolt 4 and 5, the Thunderbolt Go Dock offers more than just file sharing. It features three Thunderbolt 4 ports for ultra-fast data transfer, two USB-A ports, a USB-C port for versatile connections, a 2.5G Ethernet port for seamless networking, and an HDMI port supporting breathtaking 8K displays. Additionally, it includes an SD card reader and a 3.5mm audio jack, making it an all-in-one solution for diverse connectivity needs.
Ideal for Mobile Workflows
Designed with mobile professionals in mind, the Thunderbolt Go Dock’s compact form and integrated power supply eliminate the need for bulky power bricks, ensuring a tidy and organized workspace. This makes it an ideal accessory for those on the go, providing convenience without compromising functionality.
“The Thunderbolt Go Dock with Thunderbolt Share empowers users who work with multiple computers,” says Larry O’Connor, CEO of OWC. “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Intel and unlock the next generation of Thunderbolt capabilities.”
By combining cutting-edge technology and practical design, OWC’s Thunderbolt Go Dock with Intel® Thunderbolt™ Share sets a new standard for multi-PC workflows, enhancing productivity and convenience for users everywhere.
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