CEO SUMMARY: Scaled-up operations, streamlined logistics, and potential cybersecurity benefits all present a valid argument for pathology practices to move their data to the cloud. Digital pathology in particular stands to gain from a cloud-based setup that allows remote viewing of cases and better integration of AI-related features. Despite the advantages, cloud adoption remains sluggish […]
Pathologists Take Images to the Cloud
Pathology practices may already be primed to migrate from on-premises to cloud-based systems
- By Stephen Beale
- > From the Volume XXXII, No. 17 - December 8, 2025 Issue
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