StarTech.com is set to present its new 4-Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub with Thunderbolt Share (303NA-TB5-HUB) at InfoComm 2026, showcasing a connectivity solution designed for modern creative workflows, enterprise deployments, and development environments. The hub combines high-bandwidth Thunderbolt 5 performance with integrated multi-system collaboration tools, aiming to reduce desktop clutter while improving productivity across dual-device setups.
Thunderbolt Share support enables two computers to work together through a single Thunderbolt connection. It allows users to share input devices and displays without needing a traditional KVM switch, while also enabling direct file transfers between connected systems. This feature is designed for professionals who frequently switch between multiple machines in production, design, or IT workflows.
The hub is engineered to deliver high-performance connectivity with up to 80 Gbps bi-directional bandwidth and burst capability reaching 120 Gbps for display-intensive workloads. It also expands workstation flexibility with support for multiple high-resolution displays and fast peripheral connections, making it suitable for demanding multi-monitor setups.
Key capabilities include:
- Thunderbolt 5 connectivity with up to 80 Gbps bi-directional bandwidth
- Bandwidth boost mode reaching up to 120 Gbps for display-heavy tasks
- Three downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports for expanded device chaining
- One USB-A 10 Gbps port for legacy and modern peripherals
- Support for up to three 6K displays or multiple 8K displays
- Up to 140W laptop charging support for high-power systems
- Thunderbolt Share for dual-PC control, shared peripherals, and file transfer
- Compatibility with Apple Silicon MacBook multi-display setups
The hub also reflects a focus on enterprise-grade deployment, featuring a durable aluminum chassis, VESA mounting options for clean desk integration, and a K-slot security lock for physical protection in shared or office environments. A Thunderbolt 5 cable is included in the package to simplify setup and ensure certified performance out of the box.
StarTech.com confirms the product is Thunderbolt Certified and validated through its North American Innovation Lab, with additional technical support available around the clock. The 4-Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub with Thunderbolt Share will be distributed through major partners, including CDW, Amazon, Ingram Micro, TD SYNNEX, and D&H, targeting both enterprise buyers and professional workstation users.
