1. Thunderbolt :
Apple and Intel developed thunderbolt. It is the latest specification that effectively uses PCI Express and Apple's Mini DisplayPort technology. The Thunderbolt port is used to connect peripheral devices such as monitors and storage devices. The latest version of Thunderbolt technology is Thunderbolt 3, it is capable of transmitting at a rate of 40 Gbps, which is faster than the 10 Gbps speed of USB 3.1.
2. USB-C :
It is similar to
USB Type B in appearance but its size is slightly smaller. With USB type c you can connect camera, mp3 player and other small devices to computer. Its most special thing is that it can be used from both sides. Such USB ports give the device the option of multiple connectivity. Along with all these, it also performs data transfer very fast.
Difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C :
