Documented cables have different transfer limits
Apple
Apple contrasts a 480 Mbps USB-C Charge Cable with a Thunderbolt 3 cable supporting USB transfers up to 10 Gbps and Thunderbolt transfers up to 40 Gbps.
Based on: Apple

No. A USB-C connector does not mean every cable supports the same maximum data-transfer speed. Cables with matching connectors can have different capabilities.
Apple documents a USB-C Charge Cable limited to 480 Mbps, while its Thunderbolt 3 cable supports USB transfers up to 10 Gbps and Thunderbolt transfers up to 40 Gbps. Dell separately explains that USB-C is a connector and cable specification, not a single data protocol.
A cable's rated maximum is not a guaranteed transfer speed. The connected devices must support the relevant standard too. Charging capability and data performance are separate specifications, so the connector shape alone cannot establish either.
Matching USB-C connectors do not guarantee matching data speeds. Check the cable's data rating and the standards supported by both devices.
Apple
Apple contrasts a 480 Mbps USB-C Charge Cable with a Thunderbolt 3 cable supporting USB transfers up to 10 Gbps and Thunderbolt transfers up to 40 Gbps.
Based on: Apple
Dell
Dell explains that USB-C is a connector and cable specification that can use different USB protocols. Transfer speed also depends on the connected devices.
Based on: Dell
USB Implementers Forum
USB-IF provides distinct cable markings for power ratings and data performance, including a separate category for USB 2.0 Type-C cables.
Based on: USB Implementers Forum
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