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The New + the Next
Open Source Moves From Rebel to Mainstream
Open-source software has an image of radicalism.
News + Politics
How Nudge Tech Helped Halve One City's Overdose Victims
A nudge — provided by a cloud-based app — can go a long way when it comes to treating addiction patients.
Around the World
Can His Online Courses Fix Africa's Food Insecurity?
Howard Blight has been a farmer, businessman, educator — and gin distiller.
The New + the Next
How to Earn Free Money Online — Thanks to Blockchain
Distributed computing networks could replace internet giants’ data centers.
OZY TV
The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
The New + the Next
The Internet of Things Is Not What You Think
The future of the world economy depends on it.
The New + the Next
How Twinning Tech Will Power Our Future
They’re futuristic digital clones of life-size big machines, and they are revolutionizing the Industrial Internet.
Around the World
How Big Data Is Helping to Keep the Lights On
Sensors and machine monitoring are helping to stop power grid outages before they begin.
Around the World
Predicting a Volcanic Eruption … by Hooking It Up to the Internet
Small sensors are bringing volcanic activity online, predicting the speed of future tsunamis and pinpointing the epicenter of earthquakes.
The New + the Next
How the Internet of Things is Protecting Our Plates
From supersmart sensors to wired-up trucks, the food and beverage industry is using high tech to make our dinners safer.
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The Weekender
OZY Tribe members near and far provide delicious recommendations for your valuable weekend time.
News + Politics
The Center of the IoT Data Universe Is Actually at the Edge
Taking data to the extreme is keeping devices in harsh and remote areas stay connected to the source, in real time.
Around the World
How Data is Solving Some of the World's Biggest Problems
Algorithms sound like a snooze, but they’re incredibly hot stuff if you care about preventing Ebola outbreaks and making neighborhoods safe.