Carbyne offers a cloud‑native NG911 emergency communications platform with products including APEX, Universe, ECaaS, and Bridge, focused on secure, interactive call handling and data‑rich emergency response for mission‑critical contact centers.

Axon announced an agreement to acquire Carbyne to combine Axon’s cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities with Carbyne’s cloud‑native call‑handling platform, signaling strong strategic value and financial backing for Carbyne within a larger public safety technology group.

Carbyne reports a team of over 200 employees and a global reach impacting more than 250 million people, indicating substantial scale and adoption of its NG911 and cloud‑based emergency communication solutions.

Carbyne maintains multiple global offices in New York (USA), Mexico City (Mexico), Tel Aviv (Israel), and Lisbon (Portugal), demonstrating an operational footprint across North America, Latin America, and Europe.

Carbyne was founded in 2015 by Amir Elichai, who serves as Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman, alongside co‑founders Alex Dizengof (Chief Technology Officer) and Yony Yatsun (Software Engineering Architect), indicating stable founding leadership still in core roles.

Carbyne actively communicates its mission and product capabilities through its website and social channels, describing itself as the world’s leading provider of NG911 and cloud‑based emergency communication solutions that connect callers, telecommunicators, and responders with real‑time location and live data.

Carbyne positions its platform as cloud‑native and emphasizes cloud security and cloud advantage for emergency communications centers, suggesting ongoing investment in modern infrastructure, security practices, and cloud operations maturity.