After 9 years of stealth: ZaiNar has had $100M+ in funding and a $1B+ valuation. We've solved sub-nanosecond time synchronization, turning existing wireless networks into a spatial sensing platform for Physical AI. No new hardware needed. The signals are already in the air.

Exclusive: ZaiNar hit a $1B valuation with tech that could replace GPS for robots — using Wi-Fi and 5G for precise indoor positioning. thein.fo/46d89JA

Location isn't a location problem. It's a time problem. Our first post on The Fabric explains why sub-nanosecond time synchronization is the real breakthrough behind ZaiNar - and what it means for every wireless network already deployed. zainartech.com/news/time-is-t…

AI has been trained on everything except where things are. The one dataset Physical AI actually needs - continuous, real-time, sub-meter spatial data - has never been built. Until now. zainartech.com/news/dataset-d…

5G’s killer app is here. ZaiNar’s 5G positioning: sub-10cm accuracy using only existing connectivity signals. No device software, no dedicated hardware, no satellites. Carriers can now offer precise location services across their networks. 5G becomes Physical AI infrastructure.

We just came out of MWC. We are at The Montgomery Summit now. Eighty meetings across MWC and The Montgomery Summit - two very different rooms, one question: when does 5G start paying for itself? The answer isn't 6G. It isn't new hardware. It's already in the air.

Last week at GTC, Jensen Huang said every industrial company will become a robotics company. He is right. But there is a critical missing piece that nobody on that stage has yet solved. Physical AI still does not reliably know where things are. ZaiNar builds the data layer that

MT Newswires: ZaiNar has more than $500M in contracts and MOUs, with active deployments across 5G, WiFi, robotics, construction, healthcare, and logistics. CEO Daniel Jacker on 2026 priorities: scale carrier partnerships globally, scale RAN vendor relationships, execute across

ZaiNar has opened a Tokyo office and was selected by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's GX Innovation Program - chosen from applicants across 22 countries. The density that breaks GPS is the density that makes 5G positioning matter most. Tokyo is the proving ground.