Slow algorithms kept patients in tight scanners. AI-accelerated reconstruction cut processing time 95%, maximizing patient throughput.
A leading medical imaging manufacturer produces high-performance equipment including MRI scanners and radiotherapy instruments for hospitals and research institutions globally.
Reconstructing high-quality MRI scans requires processing massive amounts of streaming sensor data, creating compute-intensive workloads that slowed...
“When we saw the need to capture the trend that imaging instruments need to be faster and more intelligent, NVIDIA helped us with their products, platform, and customer support to bring our vision closer to reality.”
Medical imaging and radiotherapy equipment for hospitals and research institutions.
NVIDIA is a technology company that specializes in semiconductors, graphics processing units, and artificial intelligence for applications in data centers, gaming, and more.
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