Alphabet’s Verily raises $1 billion as tech giants enter red hot healthcare sector | TechCrunch
Verily, the life sciences business under Alphabet, said Friday that it has raised $1 billion, capital that will be used to expand its data-driven healthcare products tailored to individuals. The round was led by Alphabet, the company said in its announcement. Verily also announced changes to its executive team that will go into effect January […]
Alphabet's Verily raises $1 billion as tech giants enter red hot healthcare sector | TechCrunch Image Credits: Getty Images Venture Alphabet’s Verily raises $1 billion as tech giants enter red hot healthcare sector Kirsten Korosec 5:46 PM PDT · September 9, 2022 Verily , the life sciences business under Alphabet, said Friday that it has raised $1 billion, capital that will be used to expand its data-driven healthcare products tailored to individuals. The round was led by Alphabet, the company said in its announcement . Verily also announced changes to its executive team that will go
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