I wouldn't call it a "Revolution". The fact is that USB-IF is not able to keep up with the industry and forced manufacturers to either roll their own standards

I wouldn't call it a "Revolution". The fact is that USB-IF is not able to keep up with the industry and forced manufacturers to either roll their own standards or add questionable pseudo USB extensions like Fast Charge / Quick Charge that are well outside the specs (e.g. 9V instead of 5V) and can damage other USB devices. I welcome USB Type-C but I really hope the USB-IF is able to control the market. I can almost smell the smoldering power cords coming.