Defense officials from Europe and Southeast Asia called for stronger collaboration to protect the global network of subsea cables as concerns grow over threats to this vital infrastructure ...

Despite how much of the technological world has gone all-in on wireless devices, cables are still necessary for many uses. Folks rely on them every day to charge their phones — except for those ...

The global internet is connected by roughly 570 fiber optic cables on the seabed. Recent breaks have industry watchers questioning the resiliency and security of these subsea cables. In late 2024 ...

To charge or power your everyday devices, you likely use a variety of cables. One thing you may have noticed about some of these cables, especially the ones you use to charge laptops, connect ...

The traditional cable outlet “will not have the bells and whistles and those additional features that the DTC service will have,” he said, alluding to some of the personalization technology ...

Now, there are official Beats charging cables, and honestly, I’ll probably never buy an Apple-branded one again. First, they come in colors. Apple’s basic charge cables are only white.

Earlier this week, Beats announced its all-new Beats Cables. Available in four different colors — Bolt Black, Surge Stone, Nitro Navy, and Rapid Red — these cables are another new addition to ...

India is getting new cable landing systems coming online gradually. The latest addition is Airtel’s 2Africa Pearls system, which has investments from Facebook parent Meta, adding 100 terabits ...

Adani Group and Aditya Birla Group are set to enter the high-growth wires and cables sector, challenging an industry dominated by smaller, unorganized players. This move is expected to disrupt the ...

My cable system has always been a tangled mess of stuff I barely need. Now it’s better. My cable system has always been a tangled mess of stuff I barely need. Now it’s better. David Pierce is ...

Most of the world's data travels via ocean cables, which are at risk of frequent sabotage. DW explains where they lie and how they are protected. https://p.dw.com/p ...

His customers are starting to get fed up with the problem, too, and so Wilmer has had the company hard at work on a solution: an uncuttable cable, which should be ready to deploy by early summer.