USB Type-C Gen. 2 is still rather uncommon on notebooks. The single-chip controller solution from Cypress should make it less expensive for both Intel and AMD to integrate multiple USB Type-C Gen. 2 ports onto laptops while allowing for 100 W power delivery and better fail-safe mechanisms.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Raven-Ridge-will-incorporate-Cypress-EZ-PD-CCG5-controller-to-reduce-USB-Type-C-costs.307958.0.html
This is not accurate information.
Press statement from Cypress says it will be EZ-PD CCG4 chip (which is without a Thunderbolt functionality).