TapTechNews fan Wu Yanzu in South China provided the clue! According to VideoCardz, Intel has launched ThunderboltShare software, which supports high-speed data transfer, screen sharing, and peripheral sharing between two computers. ThunderboltShare is an Intel-authorized software application provided to OEM manufacturers to enhance the value of their Thunderbolt PCs and accessories. It can connect two PCs at high speed, share screens, keyboards, mice, and storage. Intel ThunderboltShare supports up to 1080p60fps uncompressed screen sharing and can be flexibly configured: Direct connection between two computers, connection through Thunderbolt dock, connection through Thunderbolt display. Through ThunderboltShare software, users can control other computers, sync files, transfer files, and transfer data to new computers, eliminating the cumbersome process of external hard drive transfer. Intel has confirmed that MSI, Lenovo, Acer, Razer, Kensington, and Belkin have been authorized, and ThunderboltShare software is compatible with Thunderbolt 4/5 computers and Windows operating systems. The first version of the software will be released today.