StarTech.com is introducing a new peripheral designed to simplify workstation setups by combining multiple devices into a single connection. The 4-Port Thunderbolt 5 Hub with Thunderbolt Share (model 303NA-TB5-HUB) debuts at InfoComm 2026 and targets users who need high-speed data transfer alongside display management.
New StarTech.com hub simplifies workstations by combining peripherals and displays over a single cable without a dedicated KVM switch.
The hub connects to a host computer through one upstream port and provides three downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports plus one USB-A 10 Gbps port. This configuration allows users to attach multiple peripherals without relying on separate hubs or docking stations. The design eliminates the need for a dedicated KVM switch by routing keyboard, mouse, and display signals over the same cable.
StarTech.com specifies that the hub delivers up to 80 Gbps of bi-directional throughput between connected devices. Display output reaches up to 120 Gbps when driving multiple screens. The device supports configurations with up to three 6K displays or mixed setups involving 8K and 6K monitors.
Power delivery tops out at 140 W for laptop charging, which covers most modern mobile workstations. The unit includes VESA mounting holes and a K-slot security lock for physical installation in office environments. Thunderbolt Share software handles the dual-PC input sharing without requiring additional hardware drivers or switches.
StarTech.com has not listed pricing or release dates for the hub at this time. The company is showcasing the product as part of its InfoComm 2026 exhibit rather than releasing it to retail channels immediately.
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