CADYCE recently unveiled the launch of Thunderbolt 3 Line of Docking Stations. CA-T3HDD and CA-T3DPD are the line of Thunderbolt 3 products which are crafted keeping in mind the requirements in this digital world. These thunderbolt 3 docking stations aim to reduce the need to swap devices in and out. The Thunderbolt 3 Mini Docks are intended to be small enough to be used equally in an office or on the go.
“CADYCE docking stations are designed to expand connectivity and create simplified, productive workspaces for any desktop environment. It provides all the extra expansion, multi-display to boost productivity at home or in the office.” said Mr. Gautam Shah, President at CADYCE. “We are committed to delivering reliable and cost-effective solutions for users to seamlessly access multiple peripheral devices, letting them easily turn their laptops into a complete workstation at the office as well as home.”
Mr. Shah further added, “We are the Thunderbolt 3 certified brand in India and we are the leader in manufacturing products like, Hubs and docking stations, a complete range of Type C accessories, HDMI cables, Splitters, HDMI switchers, Power Adapters, PD charging etc. for the professionals.”
CA-T3HDD Thunderbolt 3 HDMI Docking Station
CA-T3HDD Thunderbolt 3 HDMI Docking Station adds a variety of ports to the computer and provides features such as 40Gbps data transfer speed, dual 4K video and power delivery via a single cable. It supports USB Power Delivery 3.0, which provides a 100W power adapter for powering and charging your MacBook Pro (MAC OS) or Windows-based laptop. SD/microSD card slots in the device support storage up to 2TB. The product comes with two USB 3.0 ports, two Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports, 3.5 mm audio out, 3.5 mm microphone in, and Gigabit Ethernet and enables fast charging of phone or tablet with the fast charging and sync port USB 3.0. Additionally, the dual-monitor docking station is the first docking station to support fully charging Windows PC laptops and the MacBook Pro. Thunderbolt 3 Port of the Docking Station supports dual 4K at 60Hz and single 5K at 60Hz display output. HDMI supports max 8K Resolution.
CA-T3DPD Thunderbolt 3 DisplayPort Docking Station
Thunderbolt 3 Port of the Docking Station supports dual 4K at 60Hz and single 5K at 60Hz display output. DisplayPort supports max 8K Resolution. The plug and play CA-T3DPD has SD/microSD card slots that support storage up to 2TB. It comes with 2X USB 3.0 port supports 5Gbps data transfer speed and 5V@1.5A fast charging. The product is compatible with Mac OS and Windows.
XCHG Acquires Venus
Xpansiv CBL Holding Group (XCHG) announced the acquisition of Venus Technology Ventures (Venus) in order to provide mobile access to users of XCHG’s water, environmental, and energy commodity trading platforms.
XCHG’s customers will be able to connect to global commodity markets anytime, anywhere, reacting to real-time information through the newly developed H2OX App. The multi-language, conversational interface enables users to talk, text, or tap to access markets and initiate trades.
Initially launched for XCHG company H2OX, the leading Australian water exchange, the H2OX App has already facilitated first water trades, and will be available in U.S. energy and environmental markets later this year through CBL Markets (CBL), XCHG’s spot commodity exchange.
In the Australian water market, the app functions like the H2OX exchange desktop platform, offering live bids and offers for water, complete price transparency, full order management, and the same fixed-fee structure for all transactions.
“The H2OX App will enable registered market participants to trade via their mobile devices from anywhere in the world at any time,” said Lex Batters, H2OX CEO. “We believe this is the first native water trading app to be launched globally—another example of why H2OX is the driving force behind water market innovation. The H2OX App is also complementary with the recent Australian Competition & Consumer Commission inquiry into water markets, by making live water market pricing more accessible and transparent.”
The app is another step in H2OX’s mission of providing a level playing field for all market participants and establishes Australia as a leading player in global water markets.
“The acquisition of Venus enables XCHG to expand its product offering, providing customers with real-time market data via their mobile,” said New York-based Nathan Rockliff, XCHG Chief Strategy Officer. “As environmental trading continues to grow into a global, around-the clock-market, mobile access to trading and live market data is vital.”
Integrating Venus’s technology will bolster the company’s pre- and post-trade market data offerings via XSignals, launched earlier this year. XSignals provides live and historical market data to support trading, compliance, and risk-management decisions. XSignals translates Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) spot market price data into high-quality reference products, enabling global markets to accurately price ESG factors.
As part of the acquisition, Venus co-founders Vinnie Annunziata and Greg Stacey have joined XCHG. “We’re thrilled to be part of this remarkable team,” said Annunziata. “This is the global marketplace for data-driven, ESG-inclusive commodities, and by adding mobile access, we’re empowering market participants to more accurately value energy, carbon, and water in an information-rich, resource-constrained world.”
Annunziata’s previous company, TradeCapture OTC, was purchased by the Intercontinental Exchange, and its mobile product Tap and Trade is now known as ICE mobile.
Annunziata and Stacey bring more than 50 years of combined experience in commodities markets, including the creation of platforms used by physical market participants to perform trading, scheduling, inventory, credit, and risk-management functions.
