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 ...

Google engineers have been working on a new project that could enable billions of people to connect to the internet using narrow beams of light. Fiber-optic cable can support high speeds, but rolling ...

Alphabet has introduced a breakthrough in optical wireless communication with its newly developed Taara chip, a ...

Google's parent company, Alphabet, is spinning off one of its X Moonshot projects: Taara. The Starlink competitor uses ground-based light transmission stations to beam 20Gbps internet across distances ...

Google just had a lightbulb moment, and it might move internet access out of the (literal) dark ages. Over at the company’s moonshot factory X, researchers have developed a chip that they believe ...

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 ...

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Project Taara, a potential Starlink rival, is ...

Taara, born out of X, Google’s Moonshot Factory, has chosen Digicomm International, a leading telecommunications distributor and manufacturer to stock and expand the deployment of Taara’s innovative ...