Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Rylan Lawler talks with Manmeet Singh, CEO and cofounder of Dataguise, about how his company is working to protect consumer privacy and help organizations manage users' personal data.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Rylan Lawler talks with Donor Nir, founder of StreamElements, a company providing streamers the tools they need to build their audience and connect with brands to generate more revenue.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Royi Benyossef speaks with Ouriel Ohayon of ZenGo, which makes a keyless mobile cryptocurrency wallet.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Rylan Lawler talks with CEO and co-founder Jaejun Hwang about why he decided to address one of the largest challenges mobile developers face by bringing artificial intelligence into the app testing world.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Rylan Lawler talks with Sachin Doshi, one of Scroll’s founders, about how his company helps enable ad-free subscriptions to some of the web’s leading publishers.

They discuss how Scroll works with publishers to provide ad-free content to their readers, how the economics of subscription work for media partners, and what Scroll has in store for the future.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This is the last in our series of conversations from the Web Summit conference last year. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Haley Lancaster speaks with Roham Gharegozlou, the founder and CEO of Dapper Labs, which made CryptoKitties and a number of other decentralized apps. Roham speaks about the early success of CryptoKitties, how his company works with partners like the NBA and Ubisoft, and why Dapper Labs is building a new, developer-friendly blockchain platform called Flow.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This week, we’re sharing another conversation from our series of interviews at the Web Summit conference last year. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Fernanda Baker talks with João Graça, founder and CTO of Unbabel, a company that provides AI-enabled translation services for businesses around the world. In this conversation, they speak about why language translation is a difficult technical process, how Unbabel uses AI to tackle it, and how technology can be used to make us more connected.

Welcome back to What's NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This week, we're sharing another conversation from our series of interviews at the Web Summit conference last year. In this episode, Samsung NEXT's Ryan Lawler speaks with Olga Feldmeier, the founder of Smart Valor, an investment platform offering secure trading and brokerage services for digital assets and cryptocurrencies. She discusses why she left banking, how she got into crypto, and how she sees the future of digital assets evolving.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This week, we’re sharing another conversation from our series of interviews at the Web Summit conference last year. In this episode, Samsung NEXT’s Tracy Hinds speaks with Mada Seghete, the founder of Branch, which provides a mobile measurement and deep-linking platform for developers. They discuss how Mada stays attuned to Branch’s customer needs, while also staying connected to an ever-expanding roster of employees distributed around the world.

Welcome back to What’s NEXT, the podcast exploring the technology of the future. This is the final episode in our series of conversations with entrepreneurs from the Slush conference in Helsinki. Today you’ll hear a conversation between VentureBeat European tech correspondent Chris O’Brien and Joe Wilding, the founder and CTO of Boom Technology, an American startup designing a supersonic plane with a range of 4,500 miles. The plane, called Overture, will be introduced in 2023 and is set to take on aeronautic giants like Airbus and Boeing.