Carbyne's cloud platform pulls a 911 caller's precise device location, live video, and streaming data into emergency call centers. Chaired and funded early by Ehud Barak — with reported investment tied to Jeffrey Epstein — it fuses real-time data on callers, and was acquired by Axon in 2025.
Reporting documented that Ehud Barak chaired Carbyne (formerly Reporty) and that Jeffrey Epstein-linked funds helped finance his stake — placing a surveillance-adjacent 911 company inside the Epstein network.