IBM Delivers Real-Time AI for Transaction Processing at Scale
The new IBM z16 offers AI inferencing (delivered via the integrated on-chip AI accelerator IBM Telum Processor) and is designed to analyze real-time …
Topic: Healthcare
How the healthcare industry uses real-time analytics, including to monitor patients, save lives, and enable staff location-management in medical facilities. Predictive medicine applications are also explored.
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending March 19
In this week's real-time analytics news: Microsoft Azure and Snowflake independently announced enhanced healthcare and life sciences offerings.
Labrador “Retriever” Smart Robot Debuting in 2023
Healthcare’s forward-thinking acceptance of robotics could find patients taking advantage of a variety of different helpers to manage illness and provide …
Innovative Ways Cloud Computing Is Impacting Healthcare
Cloud-based platforms have become an integral part of healthcare institutions today, providing advanced options for security, cost savings, and
IBM to Shed Watson Health Assets
IBM's sale will refocus Watson away from the marketing software space and align more closely to IBM's infrastructure, hybrid cloud, and core AI path.
Li-Fi: A New Wireless Alternative for Cars
Li-Fi has historically been considered an indoor technology, yet some industry experts believe it will be important to the automotive
Solving a Healthcare Crisis with Cognitive Automation
Cognitive automation allows the once tedious task of unstructured data entry and compilation to be delegated to cognitive process automation-powered bots.
Adopting a Digital-First Mindset to Address Staff Turnover
Just as digital tools and technologies, such as cloud computing, mobile apps, and videoconferencing, became the silent heroes for business continuity during …
Bringing Healthcare into the Digital Age
Digital delivery of healthcare benefits by employers could be rewarded with a more loyal, more resilient workforce for subsequent
MIT’s Robotic Nose can Detect Disease
The research team created something called a “nano-nose” that is 200 times more sensitive than a dog’s nose in detecting