Alphabet is letting its laser-based internet company Taara fly and be free, according to reporting by Financial Times. Google's parent company is spinning off the service from X, its moonshot ...

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The Alphabet “moonshot” project is launching a new chip to deliver high-speed internet with light instead of radio waves. Alphabet’s “moonshot factory,” known as X, has long cultivated craziness in ...

Liberty Networks has deployed Taara's optical communication technology to enhance high-speed data connection between two Caribbean islands. Taara is a moonshot project for connectivity at X, ...

Alphabet has announced a new development for Taara's technology that could lead to low-cost, high-speed internet connectivity, even in far-flung locations. Taara's general manager, Mahesh Krishnaswamy ...

Indian telco Bharti Airtel and Google's parent Alphabet project are planning to use lasers to bring Internet services to remote parts of India. Taara, a project from Alphabet's X moonshot labs, aims ...

Taara aims to deliver "...high-speed, high-capacity connectivity over long distances without the time, cost, and hassle involved with deploying fiber." Alphabet’s decision to separate Taara from its ...

Taara, the freespace optics startup spun out by Google parent Alphabet, has unveiled its Lightbridge Pro. The firm claims its beaming solution can “instantly upgrade” existing infrastructure over the ...

Taara, a project at X (formerly known as Google X), provided an innovative solution using invisible light beams transmitted through the air to provide broadband connection between telecom nodes In ...

Everyone knows the woes of slow internet connection speeds, but the Google Taara chip could provide Internet to previously unreachable areas — and at speeds of up to 20Gbps per second. This project ...