Technology News 26 November 2025 - 27 November 2025

Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. (TYO: 5801) ended Thursday’s session firmer, supported by a fresh technology announcement in power-semiconductor materials and continued interest from quantitative and margin-focused investors. At the same time, the company’s recent data-center and green-energy initiatives remain in focus after a solid first-half earnings report earlier this month. Investing.com+2Furukawa Electric+2 Below is a detailed look at today’s share-price action, all Furukawa Electric–related news published on 27 November 2025, and how these developments fit into the broader investment story. Furukawa Electric share price today (27 November 2025) On Thursday, November 27, 2025, Furukawa Electric’s Tokyo-listed shares closed at ¥9,480,

DroneShield Limited (ASX:DRO), the ASX-listed counter‑drone specialist, remains one of the most closely watched names on the Australian market today, 27 November 2025, as investors weigh fresh European contract news against an ongoing governance and shareholder‑trust crisis. DroneShield share price today: trading around the low A$2 range After a wild fortnight, DroneShield shares are hovering in the low A$2 band. Even after this bounce, the stock is still nursing heavy losses: In short: as of today, DroneShield is trying to stabilise around A$2 after one of the most spectacular boom‑and‑bust arcs on the ASX in 2025. Fresh contract news: A$5.2m

As of Wednesday, November 26, 2025, Super Micro Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI) — one of the market’s most closely watched AI infrastructure plays — is trying to stabilize after a brutal November sell‑off. The stock is trading around $33 per share, modestly higher on the day but still deep in correction territory following an earnings miss and a wave of cautious commentary on margins and AI server competition. Finviz Below is a concise rundown of everything important that hit the news about SMCI on November 26, 2025, plus how it fits into the bigger picture for the stock. SMCI stock

IREN Limited – the Australian data‑center operator formerly known as Iris Energy – remains one of the most closely watched AI infrastructure stocks on the market, and today (November 26, 2025) is no exception. Shares are consolidating after a ferocious multi‑week rally driven by a $9.7 billion Microsoft cloud deal, record quarterly results and a wave of analyst upgrades.Reuters+2Stock Titan+2 At the same time, fresh data on institutional holdings, short interest and options activity underscores just how crowded – and volatile – the IREN trade has become. New leveraged ETFs and options tied to IREN are giving traders even more

Ticker: Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP)Updated: November 26, 2025 Key Takeaways SNAP Stock Price Today: November 26, 2025 Snap Inc. shares had a quiet session on Wednesday. In other words, the stock has gone nowhere today, but it’s gone a long way down over the last few years. Benzinga estimates SNAP is still down about 90% from its 2021 peak around $83, despite recent rebounds. Benzinga Today’s Biggest Snap Headlines (November 26, 2025) 1. Snapchat Nears 1 Billion Users – But Profit Remains Elusive A feature story in the Los Angeles Times today highlights the central paradox of Snap in 2025:

Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) is back in the spotlight today, November 26, 2025, as Wall Street leans even harder into the AI-infrastructure trade. The stock is trading near record highs after a double‑digit surge earlier in the week, while Goldman Sachs has lifted its price target, Bank of America again singled out Broadcom as a top AI chip play, and a fresh wave of institutional and political filings shows active accumulation of AVGO shares. TradingView+1 With fourth‑quarter and full‑year 2025 earnings due on December 11, investors are treating today’s moves as an early read on how the market is positioning