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Intel, Lenovo and Diaceutics Collaborate on Development of AI Technology in Patient Care

Published: Mar 06,2018

At the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Conference 2018, Intel unveiled a collaboration with Lenovo and Diaceutics that will allow doctors and health care providers to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform patient diagnostic testing and improve treatment.

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Intel, Lenovo and Diaceutics are improving the existing diagnosis process with a solution that unlocks the capabilities of AI to process meaningful data and allow health care providers to deliver the right medicine at the right time to patients.

Lenovo’s enterprise workstations powered by Intel Xeon Scalable processors will provide the computing power necessary to process Diaceutics’ vast proprietary database of patient testing data. Doctors and health care providers will be able to deploy AI-based techniques to large data sets to generate accurate, real-time insight from diagnostic testing.

By integrating testing results with treatment paths, pharmaceutical companies can develop a targeted plan for correctly treating diseases. Initial trials will target treatments for cancer patients, where Diaceutics has a robust data set, with intent to expand to other diseases in the future.

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