Sophia Genetics raises $30M for AI, genomics diagnosis efforts

Switzerland-based Sophia Genetics, a big data analytics company, raised $30 million in its latest round of funding, led by London-based Balderton Capital, according to Venture Beat.

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Sophia Genetics provides hospitals with an AI platform that learns from patients’ genomic profiles to improve diagnosis across a multitude of specialties, including oncology, cardiology and pediatrics. Recently, it raised around $30 million in a separate funding effort.

The company’s AI technology is being used by more than 300 hospitals in 53 countries.

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