Carbyne is part of an industry known as “next-generation 911” that has so far been able to transform 30% of the legacy emergency response infrastructure in the U.S., according to Brent ...

Carbyne, a startup out of Israel that has developed a new emergency callout platform that helps providers pinpoint a callers’ exact location and enable other services to improve and speed up ...

Carbyne believes that by 2023, it will be serving some 1.5 billion people, and it’s moves like this in the U.S. that point to why that might not be so far-fetched, COVID-19 or not.

Carbyne, founded in 2014, has offices in Tel Aviv, Mexico, and Europe, with headquarters in New York City. (This version updates a former version of the article that said Carbyne is cooperating ...

Calculations show carbyne, a simple chain of carbon atoms, may be the strongest material of all. Carbyne will be the strongest of a new class of microscopic materials if and when anyone can make ...

Carbyne is the only Cisco Solution Partner approved for 911. Delivering advanced IP-enabled communication features, proactive, 24x7x365 support, AI-enriched response functionalities, ...

Carbyne and Cisco partnered to offer an end-to-end, cloud-based NG911 call-handling ecosystem or an NG911 rich data plugin for legacy systems that does not require replacing existing ...

Carbyne, a software company that specializes in emergency response technology, has signed a new lease in Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood for its New York City headquarters.

Carbyne designed the new service to help notify an organization’s security personnel when a covered individual makes an emergency call. According to a SCORE survey, four in five employees prefer ...

Carbyne and graphene are actually alike in several ways: both come from carbon, and both are only a single atom thick. Carbyne has previously been detected in interstellar dust and meteorites.