Wireless Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a wireless technology that enables high-speed computer peripheral interfaces without cables. It is based on Ultra-Wideband radio and has a hub and spoke topology with the wireless USB host as the hub connected to devices. Wireless USB supports data transfer rates up to 480 Mbps within a limited range of about 3 meters and uses AES-128 encryption for security. It has power management features that allow low power consumption and is used for devices like game controllers, printers, and flash drives to provide cable-free connectivity.