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USB-C fulfils that already. It doesn't work out economically because big networks of usb devices (ie. Hubs) all need the power components if one is to maintain
by londons_explore 2y ago
USB-C fulfils that already.
It doesn't work out economically because big networks of usb devices (ie. Hubs) all need the power components if one is to maintain the generalisability of being able to plug anything into the grid anywhere.
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoUSB has significant length limitations and the cabling is generally not plenum rated. It's also silly to have a cable with wires that will never be used beyond negotiating for power.
- deepsun 2y agoUSB-C is for short distances (<4m) and is more expensive than CAT6 cable. https://www.cablematters.com/Blog/USB-C/how-long-can-a-usb-c-cable-be https://www.cablematters.com/Blog/USB-C/how-long-can-a-usb-c...