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• Edge computing in the healthcare market is anticipated to grow from an estimated USD 4.1 billion in 2022 to USD 12.9 billion in 2028, at a CAGR of 26.1% during the forecast period.
• Edge computing is gaining popularity across industries as there is a rise in the number of devices, which has increased the demand for high-bandwidth applications with the growing use of internet services.
• Vendors in the market offer comprehensive edge hardware (edge systems for computing, storage, and networking) and hardware components (computing systems, gateways/routers, servers, and physical data centers) that complete the entire edge infrastructure.
• By leveraging edge computing, telehealth providers can offer a more seamless and integrated patient experience, improving patient engagement and satisfaction.

• Private equity is an enormously powerful and wealthy industry that has a huge impact on the public and their human rights.
• They attract outside investors by promising high returns, and invest this capital in buying companies.
• Other ways of raising funds quickly include “leveraged buyouts”, where the purchase price of a company is partly funded by a loan taken out against that company.
• Research also suggests that workers in private equity owned nursing homes earn around 30% less than they would in a home run by the government.

The private and the public

• The tactics built in to the private equity business model directly affect people’s lives and human rights.
• Already in place in France, Germany and Norway, these laws require companies to identify the human rights risks within their operations.
• There are already specific human rights standards applied in sectors such as mining, farming, fast fashion and factory manufacturing.
• Human rights laws already apply to bank lending, and the economic activity of private equity firms should also be covered.

• Edge Computing in Healthcare Market Advantages:
  Real-time Data Processing: Edge computing enables real-time data processing and analysis at the edge of the network, closer to the point of care.
• Reduced Latency and Improved Performance: By processing data locally at the edge, edge computing significantly reduces latency compared to traditional cloud-based processing.
• Scalability and Cost Efficiency: Edge computing offers scalability and cost efficiency by distributing computational resources across edge devices.
• Reliability and Resilience: Edge computing enhances the reliability and resilience of healthcare systems by reducing dependence on a centralized infrastructure.

• The sound of heavy artillery, tanks, and airstrikes filled the air, with clashes spreading to northern Sudan (Merowe), and western Sudan (El Obeid and Elfashir), among other locations.
• Instead, Sudan now faces a spiraling humanitarian crisis.
• Tragically, five ambulances have been fired upon, while others have been prevented from transporting the injured or critically ill patients.
• As a professional association of Sudanese health care providers trained and practicing in the United States, SAPA is committed to promoting health care and delivering medical services in Sudan, even in the face of ongoing war and conflict.