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Cohere Tried to Replace the Wireless Waveform. Then It Learned to Sell the Math.
The telecom industry would not rip out 5G for Cohere's elegant new waveform. So the company kept the mathematics, wrapped it in software, and found a way into the network without replacing the radios.
Iyad Tarazi Is Teaching the Airwaves to Share
He left a vast telecom organization for a startup with two scientists and a difficult idea: let radios share. A decade later, Iyad Tarazi is applying the same instinct to AI, physics and the stubborn economics of wireless networks.
The Startup That Turns Drone Photos of Cell Towers Into Money
Anne Zink built a company that lets you inspect a 300-foot cell tower without climbing it. The trick isn't the drone - it's what happens to the pictures after they land.
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From smartphone counters to command centers, the Ramallah company has built a regional technology business around an unglamorous advantage: getting complex products into people’s hands, then keeping them working.