Dell and Limerick University work together to build an AI platform for cancer research

CTOnews.com, September 12 (Xinhua)-- Dell has announced a partnership with Limerick University (UL) to build an artificial intelligence platform to advance cancer-related research. The platform can better screen and diagnose cancer research and is expected to simplify the detection of cancer biomarkers.

Photo Source: Bing Image Creator Dell said in a press release that it will work with UL's Digital Cancer Research Center to develop artificial intelligence platforms and digital twinning (digital twin) technology to enhance cancer prediction and diagnosis research.

CTOnews.com Note: this new technology is designed to provide researchers with key information to help speed up the diagnosis and strengthen the treatment of patients with B-cell lymphoma.

In addition, artificial intelligence will speed up the detection of cancer biomarkers and provide researchers with information on how to deal with B-cell lymphoma patients. The platform will also be used to help researchers tailor treatments to patients according to their tumor characteristics.