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A technology company focused on the research, development, and deployment of technology solutions for various applications.
Cable is a private technology company focused on developing innovative tech solutions, although its specific headquarters location and primary geographic markets remain currently undisclosed. The organization operates within the broader technology sector, but detailed information regarding its core products, target customer base, and overarching business model is not publicly available. Consequently, specific operational and financial metrics such as total venture funding raised, current market valuation, active user count, and total employee headcount have not been disclosed to the market. Furthermore, the company has not publicly announced any strategic partnerships, lead institutional investors, or enterprise customers that would typically provide recognizable names associated with its commercial development. At this stage of the organization's lifecycle, both the exact founding year and the specific identities of the original founders behind Cable remain completely undisclosed in public corporate registries.
Cable has raised $11.0M across 1 funding round.
Cable has raised $11.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Cable has raised $11.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $11.0M Series A in May 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2023 | $11M Series A | Jump Capital, Daniel Heck | CRV, Openview Venture Partners | Announced |
Cable Technology Corp. is a Taiwan-based manufacturer specializing in advanced OEM/ODM solutions for connectivity products, including precision cable assemblies for gaming, printers, and data transmission.[1] Founded in 1982, it provides turnkey services from ID design to packaging, focusing on innovative, cost-effective products that enhance interactions with electronic devices through superior functionality and quality.[1] The company serves global clients by manufacturing connections for speed and data, with operations extending to China, emphasizing customer satisfaction and Taiwanese quality principles.[1]
A distinct U.S. entity, Cable Technology, Inc., established the same year in Willington, Connecticut, produces plastic insulated hook-up wire and multi-conductor cables for electronics, computers, data processing, medical devices, automotive, military, instrumentation, and control applications.[2][3] With under 25 employees and revenue below $5 million, it has built a reputation for technological innovation through upgraded manufacturing and expertise.[3]
Cable Technology Corp. originated in 1982 from Chairman Mr. Chen's vision in a small home studio in Taiwan, where he manufactured computer cable assemblies around the clock, from gaming cables to IEEE1284 printer cables.[1] Driven by passion for customer needs, Chen traveled globally 3-4 months yearly to trade shows, personally engaging clients; he later co-founded other companies and expanded manufacturing to China while upholding Taiwanese quality standards.[1]
Separately, Cable Technology, Inc. was founded in June 1982 in Willington, Connecticut, to produce plastic insulated wire and cable for the electronic industry.[2][3] Its growth stemmed from personnel expertise and ongoing equipment upgrades to meet expanding customer demands in specialized sectors.[2]
Cable Technology entities support foundational hardware infrastructure in electronics manufacturing, enabling reliable connectivity amid rising demands for data speed, IoT devices, automotive electrification, and medical tech.[1][2] They ride trends like global supply chain diversification and precision manufacturing for high-reliability sectors (e.g., military and automotive), where timing aligns with post-pandemic reshoring and quality scrutiny.[1][3] Market forces favoring them include electronics growth in gaming/peripherals and specialized cabling for EVs/medical devices, influencing ecosystems by providing scalable OEM solutions that underpin device innovation without in-house production.[1][2]
Cable Technology will likely expand in high-growth areas like EV wiring, 5G/6G connectivity, and medtech as demand for custom, high-speed cables surges.[1][2] Trends such as automation in manufacturing and supply chain resilience will shape their path, potentially boosting U.S. operations via domestic incentives while Taiwan leverages Asia's tech hub status.[3] Their influence may evolve through deeper OEM partnerships, enhancing device ecosystems from studios to battlefields— Cable remains the essential link in tech's wired backbone.[1][2]
Cable has raised $11.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Cable's investors include Jump Capital, Daniel Heck, CRV, Openview Venture Partners.