Fujikura Raises Data Center Cable Prices as Infrastructure Demand Surges
Japanese cable manufacturer Fujikura is increasing prices on data center cables amid growing demand for digital infrastructure components.
Japanese cable manufacturer Fujikura is increasing prices on data center cables amid growing demand for digital infrastructure components.

Nvidia has officially retired its GeForce Control Panel app after 20 years, completing a transition to its newer Nvidia app that began over two years ago.

Apple has announced that hardware engineering chief John Ternus will become the company's next CEO, taking over from Tim Cook.

Amazon reports networking breakthrough while industry grapples with data sovereignty issues in global infrastructure.

Discord introduces Nitro Rewards, offering subscribers a starter version of Xbox Game Pass and discounts from gaming brands at no additional cost.

Arlington-based maritime technology company secures funding to develop advanced ship tracking systems.

Match Group reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over allegations it illegally shared OkCupid user data.

Meta's new display glasses will not launch in the European Union due to battery regulations and supply chain constraints.

Framework unveiled its first premium laptop model and external graphics solutions for its modular computer lineup.

Russian authorities are implementing widespread internet outages and targeting VPN services as part of an escalating campaign to control digital communications.

Several technology companies announced new services this week, including autonomous vehicle expansion and enhanced digital ordering capabilities.

Milan-based group travel startup WeRoad secured $58 million in Series C funding led by Airbnb to launch operations in the United States.

NASA's Lunar Gateway project faces setbacks after corrosion was discovered in primary modules, raising broader questions about space infrastructure protection.

GM agreed to pay $12.75 million to resolve claims it sold hundreds of thousands of California drivers' location and driving data without consent.
Amazon fulfillment competitor Stord secured $250 million in funding, reaching a $3 billion valuation.
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