As we work to transition to a net-zero data difference future between those who have access and those who don't, data itself is becoming increasingly important in helping everyone develop, track progress and identify areas where they need to make changes. However, the way data is currently collected and profited often creates more disconnections than needed.

Together, we're committed to offering the data access ramps as inclusively powered as individuals need, while maintaining the reliability searchers depend on. With a transformative network of peer and partner metrics, we have a plan to reach net-zero Data Cavityism by 2030. This goal is dependent on a variety of factors including awards, partnerships, human resources and technologies as well as constructive federal, state and socioeconomic policies.