Taara Project Upgrade: Google's Light-Based Internet Above Ground
Taara, Google's experimental project, has successfully developed a system that fires internet signals using light beams across long distances above ground, offering an alternative to fiber optics, radio signals, and satellite reception. The Taara technology uses non-visible light capable of sending data at up to 20 Gbps over 20km away, with the potential to drastically reduce costs and create a network effect within the industry. By reducing the size and complexity of its systems, Taara aims to eventually make connectivity more accessible and cost-effective.
- The widespread adoption of Taara's light-based internet technology could revolutionize the way we think about internet connectivity, enabling seamless connections in areas where traditional fiber optic cables are impractical or impossible.
- As Google continues to iterate on its Taara chip design, it remains to be seen whether this innovative technology will be able to overcome the limitations and challenges associated with transmitting data through light beams.