Minute Insight: Philips Continues Building Monitoring Business By Acquiring Cardiologs

Paris-based Cardiologs is developing machine learning software to analyze electrocardiogram waveforms to detect arrhythmias.

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Philips’ acquisition of Cardiologs Technologies is part of the continuing consolidation of the remote cardiac monitoring and analysis market.

Paris-based Cardiologs was founded in 2014 to develop software that uses machine learning and cloud-storage technology to screen electrocardiogram (ECG)...

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