The merger will result in the integration of Varex’s X-ray tubes, digital detectors and other technologies into Teledyne’s growing medical imaging portfolio.

“This combination unlocks an opportunity that neither company could achieve alone, as it positions us to reach significantly more patients and clinicians globally,” Curium CEO Renaud Dehareng said Aug. 3. 

The pact will span multiple years, focusing on driving technology upgrades and standardizing imaging and radiation oncology equipment across the Nashville-based institution. 

The goal of MI-BET is to develop strategies that combine imaging- and biomarker-informed insights to better personalize care for patients. 

The PACS offers deployment flexibility and is scalable anywhere from single-physician practices to hospital systems up to 500 beds.

The pact is aimed at modernizing the hospital system’s imaging infrastructure with advanced systems, AI-enabled technologies and cloud-based workflows. 

The Tampa, Florida-based firm announced it’s teaming with CGS Premier to form a new company called Mobile Healthcare Innovations

Founded in 2018, AIRS provides deep-learning solutions including its flagship SwiftMR, which it says reduces scan times while boosting image quality.