NUHS to build supercomputing infrastructure for hospital AI

Healthcare IT News December 6, 2021
Adam Ang

It is also deploying 5G indoor network with edge compute capabilities.

The National University Health System, one of the three national health clusters in Singapore, has entered into a collaborative agreement with the government-backed National Supercomputing Centre Singapore to build a supercomputing infrastructure to support artificial intelligence programmes in public healthcare institutions by mid-2022.

Meanwhile, it has also partnered with telecommunications giant Singtel to deploy a 5G indoor network with multi-access edge compute capabilities in the operating theatres and wards of the National University Hospital.

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