Johns Hopkins has big plans for AI in Epic chart summarization
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Microsoft makes major quantum computing breakthrough — development of most stable qubits might actually make the technology viable for many, but will anyone be able to afford it?
Unlike traditional computing that uses binary bits, quantum computing uses quantum bits or ‘qubits’, enabling simultaneous processing of vast amounts
Bridging Gaps: The Role of Online STEM and Business Programs in the IoT Industry’s Growth
In today’s tech-driven era, the demand for skilled professionals in the Internet of Things (IoT) sector is soaring. This industry,
Vendor notebook: New AI partnerships with Dell, Google enhance workflows and communications
While technology innovators look to artificial intelligence to improve patient outcomes and experiences, they are also finding ways to cut
UK medical research organisations launch competition
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Q&A: How Phoenix Children’s Integrates Virtual Care with a Voice Command
Our interpreters used to run around the hospital to every visit as needed. We never could get them to
U.K. and U.S. Agree to Collaborate on the Development of Safety Tests for AI Models
The U.K. government has formally agreed to work with the U.S. in developing tests for advanced artificial intelligence models. A
Tech Needed to Survive This Decade’s ‘Seismic’ APAC B2B Trends
The business-to-business market will see a number of big changes in the years to 2030, according to a new report
The Food Tech News Show: Apple’s Building Home Robots!
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