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42Gears and the art of making a tablet boring
A tablet can do almost anything. For a hospital, warehouse or tyre shop, that is often the problem. 42Gears sells the controls that turn versatile gadgets into dependable tools.
How Janam Turned the Humble Barcode Scanner Into a Stadium Gate - Then Sold to HID
Janam spent years making unglamorous handhelds for warehouses and hospitals. Then digital tickets turned the same rugged scanner into a front door for stadiums - and made the small Long Island hardware company strategically useful to HID.
The Budget-Phone Brand That Grew Up and Went Enterprise
NUU spent a decade selling cheap unlocked Androids to Americans who hated overpaying. Then a pandemic pushed it into a stranger, stickier business: building custom phones for companies who never wanted to be phone companies.
Andrew Toy
Andrew Toy is the CEO and Board Member of Clover Health (NASDAQ: CLOV), a Medicare Advantage insurer using AI to help physicians identify and treat chronic conditions earlier. A Stanford-trained computer scientist who immigrated from Hong Kong at 16, Toy built Divide (acquired by Google for $120M in 2014), led Android Enterprise at Google, then joined Clover Health in 2018 as CTO before ascending to CEO in 2023. Under his leadership, Clover achieved 51% year-over-year membership growth and its first GAAP net income in Q1 2026, powered by the Clover Assistant AI platform that diagnoses diabetes three years earlier than conventional methods.