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Axon to Acquire Carbyne, Uniting Cloud Infrastructure and AI to Redefine the 911 Experience
Axon will integrate Carbyne’s cloud-native emergency call routing with AI tools in Axon 911, processing over 250 million data points annually across multiple jurisdictions.
- Monday's announcement states Axon will acquire Carbyne in a deal valued at $625 million, subject to customary closing conditions.
- Axon plans to integrate Carbyne's system with its AI tools under Axon 911, aiming to modernize every stage of public safety starting at the first 911 call.
- Carbyne's system processes over 250 million data points annually and provides real-time data, live video, transcription and translation with 99.999% inbound call flow uptime in the US.
- As a result, combined capabilities will provide real-time intelligence from call start through resolution, but Axon warned that achieving benefits depends on consummating the transaction and managing risks for parties to the transaction.
- Carbyne will expand internationally, integrating into Axon's broader public safety network, with Axon consulting an independent Ethics & Equity Advisory Council amid more than 240 million 911 calls annually in the U.S.
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Axon to Acquire Carbyne, Uniting Cloud Infrastructure and AI to Redefine the 911 Experience
Acquisition brings next-generation, cloud-native 911 technology into the Axon ecosystem, uniting connected devices, real-time communications, and digital evidence from call to courtroom.
The Israeli startup that develops a digital platform for emergency services has been acquired by the American company Exxon • The technology already serves over 7,000 dispatchers in 300 centers around the world • "We are closing the gap between the initial call and the response of emergency services," says Exxon CEO
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