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[ThetaRay in Thetaray] Thetaray earns Microsoft Cloud Solution provider status

TEL AVIV, JULY 17, 2023 —ThetaRay, a leading provider of AI-powered transaction monitoring technology, announced today that it has joined the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider program with its SONAR solution now available at the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. To date, more than 50 banks and fintechs around the world implement ThetaRay’s solution, hosted on Microsoft Azure. Among those that have adopted the technology are some of the world’s leading banks including Santander, Mashreq Bank, Travelex Bank and ClearBank as well as many fintechs around the world. Read more...

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[Tala in ThePhilBizNews] Forbes, CNBC recognize Tala as Phl’s fintech leader

Top-tier media houses Forbes and CNBC have recognized Tala for its contribution in bringing personalized and customized financial services to the underbanked population globally. Tala has been included in the prestigious Forbes’ eighth annual Fintech 50 and CNBC’s eleventh annual Disruptor 50 lists. This marks Tala’s seventh straight year in the Forbes Fintech 50 and the fourth successive year in the CNBC Disruptor list. Read more...

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[Diagnostic Robotics in Forbes] Diagnostic Robotics AI advances predictive, personalized medicine

The number of research papers investigating the potential of AI in healthcare is rising rapidly, almost as fast as the launch of new versions of generative AI and chatbots. The successful deployment of AI in real-life healthcare settings, however, is evolving slowly. The good news is that a number of healthcare providers and focused startups such as Diagnostic Robotics, are making steady progress towards a more predictive, personalized, even personal practice of healthcare. Read...

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[BlueGreen Water Technologies in EIN Presswire] Record-breaking heat wave elevates concerns about toxic blue-green algae

WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES, July 17, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — The extreme heat scorching large swaths of the U.S. is elevating concerns for a potentially more severe harmful algae season. Outbreaks of toxic algae arrived earlier than normal in many parts of the U.S. this year, and water scientists are urging parents, swimmers, and pet owners to check for health advisories before heading to their favorite swimming hole, and to look for signs of toxic algae once there. Read more...

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