BANGALORE, India, Oct. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — AI in Digital Pathology Market is Segmented by Type (Diagnosis Support, Predictive Modeling, Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis and Detection), by Application (Hospital, Diagnostic Centers, Laboratories & Research Institutes): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2024-2030.

The Global AI in Digital Pathology Market was valued at USD 235 Million in 2023 and is anticipated to reach USD 845.4 Million by 2030, witnessing a CAGR of 18.2% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
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Major Factors Driving the Growth of AI in Digital Pathology Market:
The AI in Pathology Market is expected to experience significant growth in the coming years due to increasing investments in AI technologies, a global shortage of pathologists, and the rising demand for more accurate and efficient diagnostic tools. The market is driven by advancements in AI-powered image analysis, diagnostic support tools, and the growing adoption of digital pathology. As healthcare systems worldwide aim to improve diagnostic capabilities, the AI in Pathology Market is set for robust expansion.
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TRENDS INFLUENCING THE GROWTH OF THE AI IN DIGITAL PATHOLOGY MARKET:
Image analysis and detection technologies are at the forefront of driving the AI in Pathology Market. The ability of AI to accurately process and analyze digital pathology images at a much faster rate than human pathologists improves diagnostic accuracy and efficiency. This capability enables healthcare providers to detect abnormalities earlier, particularly in oncology and complex diseases, where precise image analysis is critical. As AI-driven image analysis becomes more advanced, healthcare systems increasingly adopt these tools, which propels the growth of the AI in Pathology Market.
The growing reliance on AI for diagnostic support is a significant factor driving the AI in Pathology Market. AI tools assist pathologists in interpreting complex cases by providing automated insights and reducing the margin of error. This enhanced support improves decision-making and leads to faster, more accurate diagnoses. As hospitals and clinics strive to improve patient outcomes, the integration of AI-powered diagnostic support systems is becoming essential, thus fueling the demand for AI applications in pathology.
Hospitals are key contributors to the growth of the AI in Pathology Market due to their increasing adoption of AI-based solutions to enhance operational efficiency and diagnostic accuracy. AI tools help hospitals streamline workflows, reduce human errors, and improve patient management. By integrating AI in pathology, hospitals can significantly shorten diagnosis times, thereby improving treatment decisions and patient care. This growing demand for AI integration in hospitals is expected to drive the expansion of the AI in Pathology Market.
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The complexity of modern pathological cases, especially in areas like cancer diagnosis, has created a need for more advanced diagnostic tools, driving the adoption of AI in pathology. AI’s ability to process vast amounts of data quickly and identify subtle patterns in pathology slides supports pathologists in making more informed decisions. This complexity requires precision, which AI solutions offer, leading to greater demand for AI in pathology.
A global shortage of trained pathologists has led to the increased adoption of AI tools to fill the gap in diagnostic capabilities. AI can enhance the productivity of existing pathologists by automating routine tasks, allowing them to focus on more critical cases. This helps alleviate the burden on healthcare systems facing personnel shortages, making AI a valuable tool in maintaining diagnostic efficiency. Consequently, the demand for AI in pathology continues to grow.
 Healthcare providers are under increasing pressure to improve diagnostic accuracy, particularly in high-stakes fields like oncology. AI tools, with their ability to reduce human error and improve the consistency of diagnoses, are becoming essential in pathology departments. By offering high precision and the ability to learn from vast datasets, AI technologies are helping pathologists provide more accurate and consistent results, which is driving market growth.
The growing trend of personalized medicine has increased the demand for precise and rapid diagnostics, driving the adoption of AI in pathology. AI’s capacity to analyze individual patient data and offer tailored diagnostic insights supports the development of personalized treatment plans. This shift towards individualized care, especially in cancer and genetic disorders, necessitates advanced pathology solutions, thereby pushing the demand for AI-driven tools in the pathology market.
The shift from traditional pathology methods to digital pathology is creating opportunities for AI to integrate into clinical workflows. Digital pathology enables the use of AI tools to process and analyze pathology slides more efficiently. This transformation is being driven by the need for more streamlined and accurate diagnostics, further fueling the adoption of AI solutions within pathology departments across hospitals and research institutions.
DIGITAL PATHOLOGY MARKET SHARE:
The AI in Pathology Market shows varying levels of growth across different regions, with North America leading due to its advanced healthcare infrastructure and early adoption of AI technologies. Europe is following closely, driven by significant investments in healthcare innovation. In the Asia-Pacific region, rapid advancements in healthcare, increasing investments, and rising awareness of AI technologies are contributing to the growing market. Latin America and Africa are expected to experience gradual adoption as healthcare infrastructure and technological integration progress.
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 Supermicro’s End-to-End Liquid-Cooled Solutions Propel Industry’s Transition to Sustainable AI Data Centers with the NVIDIA Blackwell Platform
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Supermicro, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), a Total IT Solution Provider for AI, Cloud, Storage, and 5G/Edge, is accelerating the industry’s transition to liquid-cooled data centers with the NVIDIA Blackwell platform to deliver a new paradigm of energy-efficiency for the rapidly heightened energy demand of new AI infrastructures. Supermicro’s industry-leading end-to-end liquid-cooling solutions are powered by the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 platform for exascale computing in a single rack and have started sampling to select customers for full-scale production in late Q4. In addition, the recently announced Supermicro X14 and H14 4U liquid-cooled systems and 10U air-cooled systems are production-ready for the NVIDIA HGX B200 8-GPU system.

“We’re driving the future of sustainable AI computing, and our liquid-cooled AI solutions are rapidly being adopted by some of the most ambitious AI Infrastructure projects in the world with over 2000 liquid-cooled racks shipped since June 2024,” said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro. “Supermicro’s end-to-end liquid-cooling solution, with the NVIDIA Blackwell platform, unlocks the computational power, cost-effectiveness, and energy-efficiency of the next generation of GPUs, such as those that are part of the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, an exascale computer contained in a single rack. Supermicro’s extensive experience in deploying liquid-cooled AI infrastructure, along with comprehensive on-site services, management software, and global manufacturing capacity, provides customers a distinct advantage in transforming data centers with the most powerful and sustainable AI solutions.” 
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Supermicro’s liquid-cooled SuperClusters for NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 platform-based systems feature the new advanced in-rack or in-row coolant distribution units (CDUs), and custom cold plates designed for the compute tray housing two NVIDIA GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchips in a 1U form factor. Supermicro’s NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 delivers exascale AI computing capabilities in a single rack with Supermicro’s end-to-end liquid-cooling solution. The rack solution incorporates 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and 32 NVIDIA Grace CPUs, interconnected by NVIDIA’s fifth generation NVLink network. The NVIDIA NVLink Switch system facilitates 130 terabytes per second (TB/s) of total GPU communication with extremely low latency, enhancing performance for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. In addition, Supermicro supports recently announced NVIDIA GB200 NVL2 platform, 2U air-cooled system featuring tightly coupled two NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and two NVIDIA Grace CPUs that is suited for easy deployment with diverse workloads such as large LLM inference, RAG, data processing, and HPC applications.
Supermicro’s leading 4U liquid-cooled systems and the new 10U air-cooled systems now support the NVIDIA HGX B200 8-GPU system and are ready for production. The newly developed cold plates and the 250kW capacity in-rack coolant distribution unit maximize the performance and efficiency of the 8-GPU systems, providing 64x 1000W NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and 16x 500W CPUs in a single 48U rack. Up to 4 of the new 10U air-cooled systems can be installed and fully integrated in a rack, the same density as the previous generation, while providing up to 15x inference and 3x training performance.
SuperCloud Composer software, Supermicro’s comprehensive data center management platform, provides powerful tools to monitor vital information on liquid-cooled systems and racks, coolant distribution units, and cooling towers, including pressure, humidity, pump and valve conditions, and more. SuperCloud Composer’s Liquid Cooling Consult Module (LCCM) optimizes the operational cost and manages the integrity of liquid-cooled data centers.
Scaling the infrastructure for multi-trillion parameter AI models, Supermicro is at the forefront of adopting networking innovations for both InfiniBand and Ethernet, including NVIDIA BlueField®-3 SuperNICs and NVIDIA ConnectX®-7 at 400Gb/s, NVIDIA ConnectX®-8, Spectrum™-4, and NVIDIA Quantum-3 to enable 800Gb/s networking for the NVIDIA Blackwell platform. The NVIDIA Spectrum-X™ Ethernet with Supermicro’s 4U liquid-cooled and 8U air-cooled NVIDIA HGX H100 and H200 system clusters now powers one of the largest AI deployments to date. 
From proof-of-concept (PoC) to full-scale deployment, Supermicro is a one-stop shop, providing all necessary technologies, liquid-cooling, networking solutions, and onsite installation services. Supermicro delivers a comprehensive, in-house-designed liquid-cooling ecosystem, encompassing custom-designed cold plates optimized for various GPUs, CPUs, and memory modules, along with multiple CDU form factors and capacity, manifolds, hoses, connectors, cooling towers, and monitoring and management software. This end-to-end solution seamlessly integrates into rack-level configurations, significantly boosting system efficiency, mitigating thermal throttling, and simultaneously reducing both the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and environmental impact of data center operations for the era of AI.
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URUMQI, China, Oct. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — At a time when the world is increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence (AI), media leaders from around the globe gathered in the vibrant heart of northwest China’s Xinjiang on Monday to discuss the opportunities and challenges brought about by AI.

As the 6th World Media Summit unfolds in Urumqi, capital city of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, more than 500 attendees from over 106 countries and regions discussed topics under the theme “AI and Media Transformation.”
Representatives from 208 institutions, including media outlets, government agencies and international organizations, engaged in discussions highlighting the transformative impact of AI on the global media industry. They examined the media’s evolving role and responsibilities amid this technological revolution.
The summit released a joint statement emphasizing the importance of rationally adopting AI technologies while upholding journalistic ethics and professional standards.
The statement called for enhanced collaboration within the global media sector to share advancements in AI development, thereby facilitating high-quality development worldwide.
“We should proactively align with the technological wave, closely track the advancement of AI, particularly generative technologies like ChatGPT and Sora, and seize every opportunity for media innovation,” Fu Hua, president of Xinhua News Agency, said in his keynote address.
Media leaders underscored the importance of innovation fueled by AI, a viewpoint reflected in the findings of a global survey conducted by Xinhua Institute, a think tank under Xinhua. The survey is part of a think tank report titled “Responsibility and Mission of News Media in AI Era,” which was unveiled at Monday’s event.
The survey reveals that over half of the interviewed media organizations have already incorporated generative AI into their operations.
According to the report, technologies such as algorithmic recommendations, voice interaction, and image generation are increasingly being applied across various stages of news collection, production, distribution, reception, and feedback.
Describing opportunities and challenges that AI brings to media development as “enormous, even disruptive,” Fu underlined the importance of “humans having the final say in human-machine interaction.”
“We should move beyond ‘tech-centric thinking’ and effectively leverage the initiative of editors and reporters,” he said.
Speaking at the summit, Andrey Kondrashov, director general of Russian news agency TASS, said that AI serves merely as a tool. Media’s primary responsibility — creating high-quality content that is authentic, trustworthy, and meaningful — still rests with people, Kondrashov said.
Media executives warned of significant risks and challenges brought by AI, such as fake news, filter bubbles, deepfakes, and privacy theft.
According to the survey unveiled in the think tank report, nearly 30 percent of the interviewed media outlets expressed uncertainty regarding whether the benefits of generative AI outweigh its drawbacks.
A notable 76.4 percent of the respondents voiced concerns about potential “distortion and misalignment of news leads and materials,” and 61.1 percent expressed worries about “copyright and liability issues.”
Gan Ling-Sze, vice president of Reuters News Agency Asia Pacific, said that the advancement of generative AI will bring an increased risk for well-produced misinformation and disinformation. “In a world where there is so much content, the need for trusted sources of news, robust fact-checking and transparency will only grow.”
At a recent high-level meeting in Beijing, senior officials of four major global wire services — Xinhua, Reuters, The Associated Press (AP), and Agence France-Presse — noted that news agencies should actively harness AI to empower journalism while building guardrails to mitigate risks. They said the media should adhere to journalistic standards and stay committed to providing audiences with credible, accurate and objective news.
Fu said Xinhua is willing to work with media peers to establish a transnational, cross-regional AI media lab. He emphasized the importance of enhancing AI-related experience and achievement sharing to help bridge the “digital divide,” calling on global media to set professional standards to maintain journalistic ethics in the AI era.
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL VIEW OF XINJIANG
This year’s summit is jointly organized by Xinhua and the Xinjiang regional government.
As the global media community gathered for the summit to discuss safeguarding the core values of journalism — objectivity and truth — they were offered a valuable opportunity to gain firsthand insights into Xinjiang.
Mary Schiavo, an aviation analyst for an international media outlet, said that Xinjiang parallels what is going on in AI — people don’t know too much about it, but they’ve heard a lot. “It’s highly significant for the summit to be held in Xinjiang. By coming here, seeing Xinjiang yourself is really enlightening.”
“As we gather at this summit today, we have the opportunity to strengthen the credibility of information as we confront disinformation, misinformation, and hate speech,” said Siddharth Chatterjee, United Nations development system resident coordinator in China.
In his speech, Ma Xingrui, secretary of the Xinjiang regional committee of the Communist Party of China, described the summit as a great opportunity for journalists to gain firsthand experience of Xinjiang.
Boasting a diverse cultural tapestry, Xinjiang, with about one-sixth of China’s territory, has demonstrated robust economic growth in recent years. In 2023, it ranked among the top five provincial-level regions nationwide across six major indicators including GDP growth, investment levels, consumption rates, and income of residents.
Located at the heart of the Silk Road Economic Belt, Xinjiang is becoming increasingly vital as a hub connecting Asia and Europe while serving as a key gateway for China’s westward opening up.
Established in late 2023, the China (Xinjiang) Pilot Free Trade Zone, which comprises three iconic areas in Urumqi, Kashgar, and Horgos, and the region’s integrated bonded areas have become important engines driving Xinjiang’s foreign trade.
According to Guo Shusong, an official of the management committee of the comprehensive bonded zone in Kashgar, the region’s foreign trade volume is expected to reach 100 billion yuan (about 14 billion U.S. dollars) this year. “As a vanguard of China’s westward opening up, it is highly anticipated that the foreign trade volume here will even reach 1 trillion yuan one day.”
“I am excited to visit Xinjiang, a region that epitomizes advanced open development. This area represents a harmonious blend of tradition and technological innovation. I am optimistic that through collaborative learning, we can achieve remarkable successes together,” said Tamas Kovacs, CEO of Hungary’s ATV Media Group.
As Xinjiang enters its best period of high-quality development in history, the summit is in the nick of time to better tell the story of a real, vibrant, and beautiful Xinjiang.
The high-quality development and high-level opening up of Xinjiang are inseparable from sincere communication, mutual trust, and practical cooperation, said Erkin Tuniyaz, chairman of the regional government of Xinjiang.
“We invite media friends to come to Xinjiang on reporting or sightseeing trips, and share the true stories of the region with the world,” Tuniyaz said.
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