Alphabet is spinning out laser-based Internet company Taara from its “moonshot” incubator, hoping to turbocharge the start-up that provides high-bandwidth services to hard-to-reach areas in ...

The original bridges mount onto cell towers, measuring 2.5 ft tall. Much of this volume is filled with mirrors and sensors to self-calibrate against a bridge's matched pair. With the new Taara ...

Taara. The Starlink competitor uses ground-based light transmission stations to beam 20Gbps internet across distances up to 12.5 miles, bringing superfast internet to remote regions like the ...

Taara, a start-up offering internet access through beams of light, operates in over a dozen countries. Seven of these are in Africa, notably Kenya and Ghana. What started as a research project within ...

Alphabet has officially spun off Taara, a laser-based internet startup, from its experimental incubator, X. This move positions Taara as a direct competitor to Elon Musk’s Starlink, aiming to ...

These terminals lock onto a tiny 1.5-inch receiver, enabling data transmission at speeds of 20 gigabits per second over distances of up to 20 kilometers. Taara offers a smart solution to bridge ...

Google X has introduced the Taara chip, a revolutionary silicon photonics device that enables high-speed internet transmission using light beams. This fingernail-sized chip aims to provide fiber ...

Alphabet’s X lab this week announced Taara is graduating from the “Moonshot Factory” to become an independent company and has raised a round of funding led by venture capital firm Series X Capital.