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Why healthcare organizations select Amazon Web Services over Google, Microsoft
Healthcare organizations chose Amazon Web Services over rival cloud computing companies Google and Microsoft for artificial intelligence and machine learning because it was the most mature platform, had good name and brand recognition and came with high reliability, performance, security and privacy, a June 7 KLAS Research report found. -
Microsoft's AI executive departs after 20 years
Alex Kipman, Microsoft's cloud and artificial intelligence group executive vice president, is leaving the company after spending 20 years with Microsoft, The Wall Street Journal reported June 8. -
Former Amazon Web Services exec is new Peloton CFO
Peloton has hired a former Amazon Web Services executive to be its new CFO and help turn around the exercise tech company that has struggled financially in recent months. -
Former hospital exec leads Amazon Web Services' healthcare compliance
A former hospital IT executive has been named head of healthcare compliance for Amazon Web Services. -
Apple releases AFib, medication tracker
Apple introduced a new app that helps people track medications and a new smartwatch feature that helps people diagnosed with atrial fibrillation track how frequently their heart rhythm shows signs of the condition. -
Amazon CEO of Worldwide Consumer resigns
Dave Clark, Amazon's Worldwide Consumer CEO will resign July 1 after spending 23 years with the company. -
GE Healthcare, Medtronic combine tech to improve patient monitoring
GE Healthcare and Medtronic have received FDA clearance and European CE mark approval to combine their technology to improve patient monitoring. -
Elon Musk's ultimatum to Tesla workers: return to office or resign
Elon Musk told Tesla employees to return to in-person work for at least 40 hours a week or leave the company, CNBC reported June 1. -
Carbon Health lays off 250 employees
Primary care disruptor Carbon Health laid off 250 employees June 1 because of market volatility and declining COVID-19-related business, its chief executive said. -
Microsoft pursuing a 'conservative' hiring approach
Rajesh Jha, executive vice president in charge of Microsoft Office and Windows, told employees to be more cautious when it comes to opening up new roles, CNBC reported May 26. -
Amazon is looking to hire a HIPAA compliance advisor
Amazon is hiring for a Healthcare Engagement Advisor to work in its AWS HIPAA Compliance Program. -
Microsoft in the news: 5 healthcare moves
From disrupting a healthcare cyber criminal to creating an AI collective for health system executives, here are five healthcare moves Microsoft has made since April, as reported by Becker's Hospital Review. -
Apple to boost employee pay in response to inflation increase
Apple told employees in an email that the company is increasing its overall compensation budget, raising the pay for corporate and retail workers in response to market conditions, CNBC reported May 25. -
Startup, Microsoft collaborate to simplify AI healthcare research
An artificial intelligence data security company is collaborating with Microsoft to advance AI healthcare research. -
Amazon launches healthcare accelerator with focus on health equity
Amazon Web Services launched a healthcare accelerator to boost startups that focus on health equity. -
GE Healthcare integrating ultrasound into sonic beam liver therapy
GE Healthcare partnered with histotripsy system HistoSonics, to integrate its ultrasound technology into the company's sonic beam liver therapy for real-time imaging guidance and treatment verification. -
Where tech workers moved during the pandemic
As more jobs went remote during the pandemic, tech workers migrated to some surprising places, according to a recent report from the Technology Councils of North America. -
Microsoft exec joins health data company board
A Microsoft executive has been named to the board of NRC Health. -
Google Health withheld information on how they built AI models, spurring open sourcing efforts
When Google released its impressive results from DeepMind's protein-folding machine learning program in late 2020, key elements of the code were withheld. Now, scientists and researchers are pushing back on corporate secrecy and working to create open source models for all to use, reported TechCrunch May 19. -
VillageMD buys Texas primary care group
VillageMD has acquired a primary care practice in the San Antonio area, expanding its reach in South-Central Texas.
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