Any reason for that, what is .cc for?
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C++ is the ultimate language of choice and flexibility and C++ developers like to be different. The .cc extension is just one of the many that people choose for header and source files. Some others I’ve seen.
Which to use is merely a matter of preference. There is no inherent gain from choosing one extension over the other.
The only real effect the extension has is to kill a team’s productivity for a day or two while they debate the best one to use.