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Royal Oldham Hospital: Armed police called to 'suspected kidnap' - Vimarsana News

Royal Oldham Hospital: Armed police called to 'suspected kidnap'

An allegedly armed man knife has been arrested after armed police were called to a suspected kidnap at a hospital.

'Virtual Surgeons' to Be Able to Join Operations Anywhere ► FINCHANNEL - Vimarsana News

'Virtual Surgeons' to Be Able to Join Operations Anywhere ► FINCHANNEL

The FINANCIAL — A company pioneering technology to allow surgeons to virtually ‘scrub in’ to any operating room in the world is partnering with Vodafone to speed up adoption in Europe. The Proximie platform was developed with funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), as part of the medicines manufacturing challenge’s Digital Health Technology Catalyst. It will help reduce variations in care and ensure every patient receives the best healthcare every single time. Global network of operating rooms Proximie is creating a global network of operating rooms interconnected by the worldâ...

Vodafone Business and Microsoft ... - News - Vimarsana News

Vodafone Business and Microsoft ... - News

The five-year agreement will help to deliver cloud-based services

Mobile industry starts talking like the cable guys - Vimarsana News

Mobile industry starts talking like the cable guys

In the drive toward a cloud-powered, globally scaled Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) ecosystem, the 5G Future Forum is touting the need for specifications, interoperability and widespread collaboration.

Bristol Uni rejects student demands for safety net policy - Vimarsana News

Bristol Uni rejects student demands for safety net policy

Bristol Uni rejects student demands for safety net policy Over 2,200 students have signed a petition 3 months ago Bristol Uni has decided not to implement a safety net policy following the announcement of a third national lockdown. In an email to all students sent very late in the day, the university wrote that they supported the Russell Group position, which is that a safety net is “unnecessary”. Bristol University management say they are “confident” in their existing measures. but will be consulting with student groups about possible further measures. However, any further measures ...

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