PersonalAIze and Cube Forge Groundbreaking Partnership to Accelerate AI-Driven Healthcare Platform and Point of Care Diagnostics

Strategic partnership aims to further develop Cube’s award-winning AI guided platform for Software as a Service (SaaS) for the private sector and large healthcare systems and diagnostic to support clinicians and patients in making informed therapeutic decisions from early detection to personalized treatment and disease monitoring, for improved health outcomes

PersonalAIze and RenovaroCube are proud to announce a strategic partnership to develop, validate, and commercialize Cube’s AI-driven, multi-omic platform for early detection of cancer and other diseases. This strategic partnership aims to provide services to many AI companies and healthcare systems while also creating the next generation of medical diagnostics through cutting-edge AI by driving greater accuracy, transparency, and trust in healthcare solutions.

Prof. Mark Hoogendoorn, Co-CEO and Co-Founder PersonalAIze: "The strategic partnership between PersonalAIze and Cube has the potential to provide a transformative leap in healthcare diagnostics, uniting cutting-edge AI with trusted, high-performance capabilities and industry related in-depth expertise.”

Frank van Asch, Founder and CTO of RenovaroCube,” Together, we are pioneering a future where healthcare outcomes are improved by training models for multiple decisions through the entire health journey, ensuring the right accuracy for therapeutic decisions in every disease stage.”

The first phase of the collaboration focuses on establishing a strong foundation for the partnership, with PersonalAIze providing critical expertise in the integration of AI into healthcare. It will enhance existing collaborations with Academic and corporate partners and create new ones to build an eco-system to help develop and bring to the market a cutting-edge SaaS model and the next generation highly accurate diagnostics, starting with cancer.

Prof Sandjai Buhlai, Co-CEO and Co-Founder PersonalAIze: “This collaboration signals a bold step forward in utilizing the full potential of AI potentially to help revolutionize early-stage medical interventions and diagnosis at the earliest stage of cancer before imaging has been able to detect the tumors.”

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