The healthcare industry is undergoing systematic changes, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Big tech companies Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple are using this opportunity to push ahead with their healthcare ambitions.
While some big tech companies are pressing pause on investments during the coronavirus outbreak, others are making outsize bets.
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Apple has leveraged acquisitions to make recent moves in weather, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and more. We visualize the tech giant's biggest bets.
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FAMGA hasn't escaped the market turmoil brought on by Covid-19 and the oil-price war.
Apple's 'finger devices' patent application could signal a solution to various consumer tech challenges. One is the need for a non-obtrusive device that would help users manipulate and interact with objects in the real world. Another is the need to broaden AR/VR experiences beyond the visual.
Big tech incumbents are moving into healthcare, tackling the many gaps in this industry. And their recent efforts suggest that revamping the pharma sector may be one of their top priorities. We take a closer look at these initiatives.
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