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CARPL gives radiology AI a day job
Hospitals have plenty of AI to choose from. CARPL helps them decide what belongs in the reading room - and keeps watching after it gets there.
Realm Security and the $255,000 case for less noise
A payroll provider cut the firewall logs reaching its security system by 83%. Realm Security’s bigger wager is that teams can spend less on data without leaving their detections hungry.
Philips Capsule and the hospital’s missing conversation
Hospitals can measure almost everything and still make a nurse copy the numbers. Philips Capsule built its business in the awkward space between a bedside machine and a usable patient record.
Questivity
Questivity is a Santa Clara IT infrastructure integrator and training house. Founded in 1999, it designs, deploys, and supports the unglamorous plumbing of enterprise technology - networking, security, servers, storage, and virtualization - for mid-size and large organizations, and runs a parallel learning arm that hires, trains, and deploys engineers in Cisco, VMware, and data center disciplines. Its pitch is vendor-neutral: solve the client's problem with the right gear, on budget, rather than whatever a single manufacturer is selling.
Leostream Corporation
Leostream Corporation is a Boston-based software company that builds a vendor-neutral connection broker and remote desktop access platform. Its software maps end users to the right computing resource - a desktop, workstation, or GPU instance - whether that resource lives in a data center, on a physical machine, or across AWS, Azure, and OpenStack clouds. Founded in 2002 and led since 2016 by CEO Karen Gondoly, Leostream serves financial services, government and defense, media and entertainment, and oil and gas customers who need secure, single-pane management of hybrid work environments. Its platform won an Engineering Emmy in 2022.
Caresyntax
Caresyntax is an AI-powered surgical intelligence platform that turns the operating room into a connected data environment. Its vendor-neutral software captures video, device, and EMR data across more than 4,000 ORs and supports over two million procedures a year, helping hospitals improve outcomes, reduce costs, and make surgery measurably safer.
Subtle Medical
Subtle Medical is a Stanford-born AI company that makes regular MRI and PET scanners faster and sharper through deep learning denoising and image enhancement software. Its FDA-cleared, vendor-neutral products - including SubtlePET, SubtleMR/SubtleHD, SubtleSYNTH and AiMIFY - help radiology departments shorten scan times, reduce contrast dose, and increase patient throughput without buying new hardware.