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See what the press is saying about Taara — coverage, features, and interviews from outlets around the world.
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Bridging the optical divide: the real-world challenges behind high-speed connectivity
Taara SVP of Engineering Devin Brinkley writes for Electro Optics on optical solutions for high-capacity, high-performance networks
Alphabet and Rio de Janeiro form partnership for Rio AI City
Carolina Nalin from O Globo reports that Rio will be the first city to deploy Taara links in a mesh
BBC World Service Tech Life: Keeping Connected
Zoe Kleinman of BBC interviews Taara CEO Mahesh on how Taara restores critical communications.
Can Invisible Lasers Help Bridge the Digital Divide?
Joe Supan of CNET traveled to StarTouch's futuristic cell tower in remote Washington to witness Taara
Over-the-Air Lasers Aim to Solve the Internet’s “Middle Mile"
Margo Anderson of IEEE Spectrum covers Taara's state of the art technology helping to close the digital divide
BEAD: Unlocking Reach & Resilience with High Capacity Wireless
Connectivity is our society's backbone, no longer just about speed or bandwidth, but also access and resilience
Free space optics as a BEAD gamechanger
Masha Abarinova of Fierce Network unpacks how BEAD now opens doors for next-gen free space optical technology in the U.S.
Taara seeks scale for its fiber-over-the-air solution in the Americas
Jeff Baumgartner of Light Reading covers how Taara is scaling its reach, in a "second coming" for free space optics
Taara CEO: Google moonshots, new chip and where it goes from here
Monica Alleven of Fierce Network speaks with Taara CEO Mahesh about all that's on the horizon for Taara as an independent company
Alphabet spins off laser-based internet project from ‘moonshot’ hub
Stephen Morris of Financial Times reports Alphabet's spinout of laser-based internet company Taara
Taara hopes to usher in a new era of internet
WIRED's Steven Levy covers Taara's new chip to deliver internet with light
Taara wins Fast Company’s Next Big Things in Tech award
For speeding data on beams of light to connect areas long underserved