Microsoft to develop AI-based healthcare services

Microsoft is partnering with Vietnam-based tech company VinBrain to develop artificial intelligence-based healthcare services. 

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Under the collaboration, the two companies will work together to work on three areas of healthcare AI — data sharing, cross-product validation, and research and development, according to a Jan. 30 release from VinBrain. 

VinBrain will also use Microsoft’s Azure Cognitive Services for computer vision to validate new deep-learning models. 

The aim of the partnership is to accelerate the development of AI products in the health technology space.

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