The Studio Display XDR's Medical Imaging Calibrator cleared the FDA on April 1. That resolves the biggest question from our March assessment — but the compliance infrastructure gaps that matter to radiology departments are still wide open.
The head of America's largest public hospital system wants New York to change its regulations so AI can read mammograms without a radiologist. Radiologists are pushing back hard.
Apple's new Studio Display XDR ships with DICOM presets and a Medical Imaging Calibrator aimed at diagnostic radiology. The specs are impressive. The compliance story is incomplete.
After 15 years, Microsoft is ending PowerScribe 360. Support runs through August 2027, but the replacement is cloud-based, subscription-only, and non-negotiable.
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