The Registry of Open Data on AWS surpasses 1,000 datasets
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This article announces that the Registry of Open Data on AWS has surpassed 1,122 datasets, doubling in size over two years.
- Registry now hosts 1,122 freely available datasets, up from 556 two years ago
- Collectively represents over 400 petabytes of freely accessible data
- Covers diverse domains: genomics, satellite imagery, climate, NLP, autonomous vehicles
- Contributors include NOAA, NASA, NIH, Allen Institute, and hundreds of organizations
- Enables climate research, genomics, machine learning, and evidence-based policy decisions
- Datasets hosted on AWS infrastructure, eliminating download and storage barriers
- Supports scientific reproducibility through stable, cloud-hosted datasets
The Registry of Open Data on AWS removes barriers to accessing high-value datasets, fueling innovation across research, healthcare, AI, and public policy sectors globally.
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