Oura Ring is having a moment
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I'm Kim Commando for NetSuite. AI is here and companies using it are getting ahead. Download the free business guide, Demystifying AI, right now at netsuite.com slash Kim. In 2015, the Oura Ring arrived from an unknown startup in Finland. Five million sold before the buzz promptly faded. The ring monitored your health, exercise, and fitness. But along came the Apple Watch, which did all of that and more. Flash forward to today, thanks to AI and expanded health data gathering, plus some celebrity buzz on social media, the Oura Ring is back. The pitch? It's lightweight, it's a ring, and it goes five to eight days without recharging. But here's the catch. It costs about $350, plus a monthly subscription to access the data.
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