Want to know what's 'NEXT'? Tune in to Yahoo Finance's new series

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If this year has taught us anything, it's that the technological revolution is moving faster than investors can keep pace with.

Yahoo Finance wants to put you ahead of the curve with our new series, NEXT, premiering on September 8 at 10 a.m. ET.

At a time when AI is creating billion-dollar companies out of thin air, automation is upending the future workforce, and semiconductors are becoming as important as oil — it's hard to know where to look.

Our original series puts YOU in front of the trend and up close and personal with the people who matter — the leaders, inventors, and investors at the forefront of the most exciting period in the history of tech.

Who's developing the next ChatGPT? Can anyone take on Netflix? Where is the big capital flowing? From venture capitalists to the nascent enterprises they're betting on ... we want YOU to know where innovation takes us next.

Episode one zeroes in on the global smartphone battle. Samsung (005930.KS) and Apple (AAPL) are vying for dominance, but the South Korean tech giant is blazing a trail with its big bet on foldable phones.

Yahoo Finance’s tech editor Dan Howley travels to Samsung's headquarters in South Korea for an inside glimpse at the tech titan's state-of-the-art facility, where it develops and manufactures its devices. In a behind-the-scenes adventure, we explore how the foldable line will shape mainstream tech.

NEXT is the essential platform for today's investors and tomorrow's consumers.

For More from our NEXT Series, click here or tune in to Yahoo Finance every Monday at 10 a.m. ET.

Video Transcript

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AKIKO FUJITA: It's not enough to know what's happening now, you need to know what's happening next.

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DAN HOWLEY: I'm Dan Howley, and this is what's next with Samsung.

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- You can put it in the water. Writes in water.

DAN HOWLEY: That's pretty gnarly.

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- This is the heart and soul of Astrobotic. This is where we build our landers that go to the surface of the moon.

PRAS SUBRAMANIAN: Is the future high-power, bigger boats? How easy is it to take the battery out, do the charging thing?

AKIKO FUJITA: Imagine being able to charge without ever plugging in. It's becoming a reality, thanks to technology that's hidden beneath my feet. We'll show you what tomorrow will look like today. Join us for our new series "NEXT."

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