StarTech.com will unveil its 4‑Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub with Thunderbolt Share (303NA‑TB5‑HUB) at InfoComm 2026, booth C5022. Targeted at creative studios, developers and enterprise IT, the device promises to cut desktop clutter and simplify workstation deployment. Integrated Thunderbolt Share lets two PCs share a keyboard, mouse and monitor over a single cable, eliminating a KVM.

The hub delivers up to 80 Gbps bi‑directional throughput, with speeds reaching 120 Gbps for intensive tasks. Three downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports and a 10 Gbps USB‑A port handle high‑speed storage, multiple monitors and peripherals from a single connection. It also supports dual‑system file transfers, streamlining collaborative workflows. Power delivery tops out at 140 W, enough to charge laptops while driving up to three 6K or dual 8K screens.

Built into a rugged aluminium chassis with VESA mounting, a K‑slot lock and an included Thunderbolt 5 cable, the hub aims at enterprise deployments and creative workstations. Certified by Thunderbolt and backed by StarTech’s North American Innovation Lab, it ships with free lifetime 24/5 tech support. Availability begins soon through StarTech.com and major distributors such as CDW and Ingram Micro globally.