Healthcare Cloud Computing Companies

Latest Healthcare cloud computing Companies Update

March 2023: Fujitsu, a provider of ICT in Japan, has introduced a novel cloud-based platform that facilitates the safe acquisition, retention, and utilization of health and health-related information. The new platform integrates automatic conversion of medical data from EMR systems to current HL7 FHIR standards, facilitating data exchange and utilization. It is built upon the Microsoft Azure platform. Additionally, it facilitates the secure gathering and aggregation of an extensive array of health and health-related data, such as vital signs, step counts, and caloric intake. It promotes personalized healthcare by converting patient-encoded personal health information to non-personally identifiable information, which medical institutions and hospitals can use to select appropriate medications and treatment methods for patients. Pharmaceutical companies can utilize anonymous data in a similar manner, as stated by Fujitsu. This enables them to conduct "more detailed, efficient, and faster validation of drugs and medical treatments, including side effects;" reduce the time needed to develop new drugs; enhance the success rate of drug development; and broaden the applications of previously approved drugs.

October 2023: PureHealth introduced 'PureNet', a healthcare-specific cloud platform that offers digital health as a service. PureNet effectively integrates nascent cloud computing technologies with established healthcare service providers, enabling them to optimize and digitize their activities while minimizing financial outlays. By facilitating operational efficiencies, the platform will empower healthcare providers to provide comprehensive, patient-focused care while concurrently diminishing operational expenditures. For all healthcare providers, whether small, medium, or large, PureNet is an all-in-one solution that provides immediate, cost-effective access to manage operational technology requirements. PureNet provides solutions that address all aspects of healthcare provision, including the optimization of administrative processes, the digitization of patient record management, and the provision of insights to enhance patient engagement and satisfaction.

• Nuance Communications


• Cerner Corporation


• Merge Healthcare Inc


• Carestream Corporation


• Oracle Corporation


• Clear Data Networks Inc.


• Sectra AB


• GE Healthcare


• Microsoft Corporation


• Siemens Healthineers