AMD and Dell Executives Discuss Healthcare AI Infrastructure Needs
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John Lynn
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In a video interview with Healthcare IT Today, Harini Malik (AMD) and Connie W. Hebert (Dell Technologies) discuss the evolving IT infrastructure needed to support healthcare AI. They cover recent chip developments from AMD, the importance of scalable and secure data infrastructure from Dell, and how these technologies can enable better clinical decision-making, operational efficiency, and patient outcomes. The conversation bridges hardware innovation and healthcare's growing AI utilization, emphasizing long-term strategic thinking.
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· 2 pulledHarini Malik, Global Strategic Biz Dev Head for Healthcare at AMD, and Connie W. Hebert, Healthcare Chief Nursing Officer at Dell Technologies are in a position to think long-term and look at developments across a broad landscape.
They bring hardware as well as software into the picture, explaining the potential in recent chip development and its relation to healthcare's utilization of AI.
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