Vital Images tuned for Intel's Xeon processors

TriMed Staff | | Cardiovascular Business | Cardiac Imaging
Advanced visualization and analysis solutions company Vital Images and computer hardware developer Intel have merged technologies to decrease processing time for large clinical data sets.

The Minnapolis-based Vital said its volumetric compression application was designed to work with microprocessor technology from the San Jose, Calif.-based Intel's Xeon 5500 processor series.

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