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Samsung has finalized its acquisition of digital health startup Xealth in a deal reportedly valued around $115 million. The acquisition signals Samsung’s intensified push into connected healthcare as it competes with Apple, Amazon, and Google in the rapidly evolving digital health space.
Samsung Electronics has completed its acquisition of digital health platform Xealth, according to reports from industry sources. The deal, reportedly valued at approximately $115 million, represents a significant expansion of Samsung’s healthcare technology portfolio as it competes with other tech giants including Amazon, Apple, and Google.
