Discussion Google's Project Taara

[Siva]

Alphabet’s X lab devised a way to relay internet signals through wireless optical communications links (or light beams, to make it sound less intimidating) under Project Taara. The technology is being piloted in parts of India and Africa for a few years, but Google recently made strides in sub-Saharan Africa by working with regional operators to reach more localities. ET's new report says that Google might be planning to do something similar in India as well.

Google wants to beam multi-gigabit internet to India’s most remote areas

 

[Esmail]

Taara has now broken away from Alphabet and aims to solve the lack of broadband connectivity in rural India.

This is what people in remote areas should be excited about rather than Starlink, since this will be a much cheaper, faster and more reliable solution than Starlink can ever be.

10 to 100 Times Faster than a Starlink Antenna, and Cheaper Than Fiber: Taara Unveils a Laser Internet That Could Shatter the Status Quo

Taara has just broken free from Alphabet and is making waves in the internet world with its cutting-edge laser technology. Its new approach promises faster speeds and lower costs than traditional satellite systems.

dailygalaxy.com

 

[Ashu3]

Taara has now broken away from Alphabet and aims to solve the lack of broadband connectivity in rural India.

This is what people in remote areas should be excited about rather than Starlink, since this will be a much cheaper, faster and more reliable solution than Starlink can ever be.

10 to 100 Times Faster than a Starlink Antenna, and Cheaper Than Fiber: Taara Unveils a Laser Internet That Could Shatter the Status Quo

Taara has just broken free from Alphabet and is making waves in the internet world with its cutting-edge laser technology. Its new approach promises faster speeds and lower costs than traditional satellite systems.

dailygalaxy.com

If I remember Airtel has used tara for their backhual which probably not successful