The place of linguistic potentiality and technology reproducibility that textures Benjamin's theorization of translation seems to have been downplayed in contemporary translation studies. This study aims at tracing the connections of language, translation, and technology in Benjamin's theory. I would include in my discussion Bernard Stiegler's theory of the co-constituting relation between the human subject (the who) and the technical object (the what) to deepen our understanding of aspects of language and technology in Benjamin's theory. Finally, the results of discussion will be taken as the bedrock of an analysis of translation of the here and now to see how translation is related to language and technology in an age of globalization and information expansion.