Microsoft and Ohio State announce five-year AI healthcare partnership
luisdans · x · 2026-11-12
Microsoft and Ohio State University announced a five-year partnership to expand AI and cloud tech across the Wexner Medical Center. Focus areas include "smart hospital" technology, migrating clinical workloads to Azure, unified data systems, and tools like Dragon Copilot to free up clinicians' time. Early pilots raised temperature-control accuracy from 88% to 98%, and the plan is to move roughly 70-80% of tech workloads to the cloud.
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