NTT's multicore optical fiber (MCF) can quadruple capacity while maintaining the diameter of existing single-core cables, allowing it to work with existing infrastructure.

The HDMI standard can often be unclear, with the same version number referring to completely different capabilities across products. You can technically pay your way out of this confusion by going with an expensive fiber-optic HDMI cable that maintains its full bandwidth over much longer distances. That's what this Twitter user did, and their cable has one more trick up its sleeve.

I never trust a USB cable I've not tested, which is why I recommend USB testers like these to help you separate the bad from the good.

Cables and pipelines in the Gulf of Finland have been damaged four times in less than 1.5 years.

Learn the secrets of the USB PD specification as we delve into how the specification has changed in over a decade of revisions

HP's GBIP interface will finally receive stable drivers for Linux (6.19 kernel release), 53 years after its debut.

From MagSafe batteries to a retractable cable USB-C charger, here’s what’s in my overseas travel bag.

Anker's latest devices at IFA 2025 include a 14-port dock with a display, a fast-charging battery pack with a display, and a display, and a compact 160W charger with a… you know.

The Anker 737 is a 24,000 mAh power bank with three USB ports and up to 140W charging (in and out)

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Ugreen's 45- and 65-watt charging blocks feature a retractable USB-C cable and two additional USB ports.

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How messed up is your plug setup for your desk tech? Here's what I think of my solution.

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DIY Perks host Matthew Perks builds a desk with a built-in wireless charger capable of powering everything on it up to 100 watts.

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Molex unveiled its Genesis connector and cable system at Computex, targeting future PCIe 7.0 deployments with a design optimized for 128 GT/s signaling.

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ASMedia and Via Labs are working on their own USB4 v2 controllers, but don't expect them to come to market for at least 18 months.

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Delock has launched a 3.5-inch USB hub that offers 10 USB-Type-A ports with speeds up to 5 Gbps.

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USB 2.0 introduced 480 Mbps transfer speeds in 2000, making it one of the fastest ways of moving data between devices at its time.

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