Intel has stated that the new thunderbolt connection has a speed of 10 Gb/s and that over the next decade it will increase to 100 Gb/s. What I'm wondering is, dose that mean there will be new HARDWARE that will be faster, or that they will be working on the software. Basically I want to know if the computers that have it now will be able to support the faster speeds as time goes on. (I know it will require a fiber connection, but they have stated that fiber connections will be compatable with current thunderbolt ports).
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