Atombeam

Moraga – October 28, 2026 -- Atombeam has completed a SOC 2 Type 2 examination of the operations, systems and managed services behind its Neurpac data-compression solution, with independent firm MJD Advisors testing controls over a five-month audit window.

Audit covers April 1 to August 31, 2026 across three trust criteria

The report evaluates the Security, Availability and Confidentiality Trust Services Criteria. MJD Advisors assessed both the design suitability and the operating effectiveness of Atombeam's controls throughout the period. Unlike a Type 1 report, a Type 2 audit tests whether controls work over time, not only whether they are properly designed.

The result follows Atombeam's SOC 2 Type 1 audit, completed earlier this year.

Moraga, Calif. – September 20, 2026 -- Atombeam's Neurpac data-compaction technology achieved a 75% reduction in LiDAR data volume during testing on SIMSY's private cellular network, a result that will now be offered to SIMSY's enterprise customers moving large real-time data sets.

Neurpac cuts LiDAR payloads by 75% in SIMSY network tests

SIMSY, which operates its own cellular core network for enterprise device deployments, confirmed the 75% compaction rate during trials of Neurpac, addressing a bandwidth constraint that had previously blocked efficient LiDAR transmission over cellular links. Alex Taylor, CEO and co-founder of SIMSY, said the uplink has historically been the bottleneck in cellular networks, offering far less capacity than downlink, which is exactly where large data types like LiDAR become stuck.