The Open Health Stack Software Foundation will provide a new, community-led home for the open-source building blocks of global digital health solutions. Google is transferring the original Open Health Stack code and assets to the foundation and providing long-term support for the project.
Google is moving its Open Health Stack to the Linux Foundation to create a community-led home for global digital health tools. This new foundation will provide developers with open-source building blocks and a $3 million grant to help build AI-powered health solutions. You can now participate in this project to help bridge health equity gaps using global standards.
Google is moving its Open Health Stack to the Linux Foundation to create a community-led home for global digital health tools. This new foundation will provide developers with open-source building blocks and a $3 million grant to help build AI-powered health solutions. You can now participate in this project to help bridge health equity gaps using global standards.
"Building the future of global digital health" explains how we're improving worldwide health access. Google is moving Open Health Stack to the Linux Foundation for community-led development. This new foundation helps developers build AI-powered health tools using global open standards. A $3 million grant supports local startups and developers joining this global project. These tools help bridge health equity gaps in low-resource areas across the globe.
"Building the future of global digital health" explains how we're improving worldwide health access.
Many people around the world struggle to get the healthcare they need. Google is giving its health software tools to the Linux Foundation so developers everywhere can use them to build better apps. This project helps teams create AI-powered solutions to fix health gaps in their own communities. It makes sure these important tools stay free and open for everyone to use.
Many people around the world struggle to get the healthcare they need. Google is giving its health software tools to the Linux Foundation so developers everywhere can use them to build better apps. This project helps teams create AI-powered solutions to fix health gaps in their own communities. It makes sure these important tools stay free and open for everyone to use.
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