Welcome to the Episode 247, part of the continuing series called “Behind the Scenes of the NetApp Tech ONTAP Podcast.”
In a pandemic, quality global healthcare becomes more important than ever. A virus knows no borders, so if you can provide the same quality of technology in Africa as you do in the United States, everyone wins. Leveraging the cloud to provide crucial analytical infrastructure for developing countries makes democratizing healthcare services a possibility, and when you factor in security using blockchain, these countries can also rest assured that the data has integrity.
These technologies also are available to extend over to other important use cases, such as securing free elections.
Dr. Etienne Elie of Intel (https://www.linkedin.com/in/etienne-elie-ph-d-71a38a50/) and NetApp Healthcare Business Development Manager Esteban Rubens (@esteban_aihc) join us to describe how NetApp and Intel can help these worthwhile endeavors.
For more information on NetApp’s Cloud Strategy:
For information on NetApp in Healthcare:
https://www.netapp.com/us/solutions/healthcare.aspx
For information about Intel’s AI and Healthcare initiatives:
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