Mayo Clinic invests in data privacy startup TripleBlind

Mayo Clinic have invested in TripleBlind, expanding their existing partnership...

Mayo Clinic, the renowned US healthcare company, has invested in TripleBlind, a startup developing a platform that enables companies to train models on encrypted data. The Missouri-based startup has raised $8.2 million in a round that featured Mayo Clinic along with Accenture Ventures, Okta Ventures and NextGen Venture Partners among others. The investment from Mayo expands their current collaboration, which began in late 2020. Researchers at Mayo Clinic are using TripleBlind’s tools to validate interoperability of algorithms on encrypted data, and train new algorithms on private data.…

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