Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is spinning off laser-based internet startup Taara ... Brain and self-driving firm Waymo, as well as Loon - whose breakthrough in using high-altitude balloons ...

Project Taara, backed by Google parent Alphabet, is working to harness the power of light to deliver high-speed internet wirelessly at low cost.

Google’s attempt to provide remote area connectivity with balloons has been floated out as an independent company, a rare success for the company’s attempt to develop breakthrough technologies.

In a corporate podcast episode covering Taara’s emergence from the earlier efforts of Alphabet’s “Loon” unit - which established both radiofrequency internet connectivity and laser links between ...

Gavin Friday, not previously renowned for looking over his shoulder, released a fine album last year also called Ecce Homo.

The decision, filed under Van Loon v. Department of the Treasury ... While the Treasury made it clear it's still laser-focused on cyber threats, especially those tied to North Korea, it's also ...

The decision, filed under Van Loon v. Department of the Treasury, reflects a growing recognition that digital assets aren't going awayand blanket crackdowns may no longer be the answer. While the ...

Taara’s laser technology, which offers a high-bandwidth ... This spin-off follows the path of previous projects like Loon, which sought to distribute data via high-altitude balloons but was ...

Alphabet grounded Loon in 2021 after commercialization efforts sank. The Moonshot factory, however, kept the laser tech alive and developed it into a product called “Taara Lightbridge” that could ...