Named by Google: Nexus Intelligence in James Manyika's blog, shared by Sundar Pichai
Google's blog names Nexus Intelligence in its health section: 25,000+ x-rays screened across 40 locations in six nations.
Continue reading →News and media coverage, company updates, and research and publications from Nexus Intelligence and Nexus AI CXR.
At the first Google Cloud Summit held in Africa, James Manyika, Senior Vice President, Google & Alphabet, named Nexus Intelligence from the keynote stage. Unmute the film to hear him. Inside the collaboration behind it: a long-term master development agreement between Nexus Intelligence and Google LLC, a CE MDR Class IIb certified device, and independent Lancet-published performance placing Nexus among the top-performing chest X-ray AI in the world.
Read the full story →External articles, media coverage and selected LinkedIn posts where Nexus and our work are featured. Each item links to the full original publication.
In the health section, Google names Nexus Intelligence: its chest X-ray AI, used by Nexus, has screened over 25,000 x-rays across 40 locations in six nations.
Why it matters: Google cites Nexus AI CXR in its flagship statement on AI for science and society.
Google's CEO shared the blog with his LinkedIn followers. James Manyika reposted it.
Why it matters: Takes the blog naming Nexus to one of the largest audiences in technology.
A profile of Nexus: chest X-ray AI that runs offline at the edge, the 2023 agreement with Google, CE Class IIb certification, and more than 15,000 free screenings in 2026.
Why it matters: Tells the full HCF, Nexus and CloudX story to Africa's technology audience.
A cover story on African teams adapting AI locally, opening with Nexus AI CXR at Mponeng Gold Mine: chest X-rays analysed in 45 seconds, no cloud required.
Why it matters: Nexus as the healthcare example of responsible, offline-capable AI in Africa.
Sello Hatang sits down with Nexus co-founder Dr Gerhard Ferreira on lung health, AI, and building a certified medical AI platform in South Africa.
Why it matters: Our co-founder explains the work in his own words, on national radio.
How community programmes in the Northern Cape, Eastern Cape, Limpopo and Durban use Nexus AI to find TB in people who report no symptoms.
Why it matters: Patient-level impact of AI-assisted triage in South African communities.
Google introduces the team behind Nexus AI: its chest X-ray model licensed to Nexus, results in 45 seconds, and deployments across 40 locations in six nations.
Why it matters: The first time Google told the Nexus story in its own words.
Partnerships, regulatory milestones, events and other news from Nexus Intelligence. Field deployments are written up in full on the Case Studies page.
Google's blog names Nexus Intelligence in its health section: 25,000+ x-rays screened across 40 locations in six nations.
Continue reading →Imaging is captured where there is no radiologist. CloudX is the queue in between, with AI-only, radiologist-only or hybrid reporting in the cloud.
Continue reading →Watch James Manyika present Nexus Intelligence from the keynote stage, and read about the agreement with Google LLC behind it.
Watch & read →What CE MDR Class IIb means for the product, for procurement and for the patients we serve.
Continue reading →Clinical, technical and research-focused content, and peer-reviewed publications relating to Nexus AI and our work.
The Stop TB Partnership's independent evaluation of 12 CAD products. Nexus AI CXR: AUC 0.897, second-highest of twelve, and the highest sensitivity at the fixed operating threshold.
Read in The Lancet ↗How large language models extend chest X-ray triage with context-aware summaries, and why Nexus is keeping it firmly in Beta.
Continue reading →Advancing beyond TB: the multi-pathology layer in Beta, what is in the regulatory pipeline, and how customers can responsibly evaluate it.
Read the approach →Quarterly updates on field deployments, regulatory milestones, and what's next in lung health AI.