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RadNet raises digital health investment outlook as revenue grows 32.6%

RadNet reported third-quarter Digital Health revenue of $32.9 million, including intersegment revenue, up 32.6% from a year earlier. The segment's adjusted EBITDA fell 11.8% to $3.0 million. RadNet sells radiology information technology and artificial intelligence solutions under its DeepHealth brand. The company raised its 2026 Digital Health capital expenditure guidance to $10-$13 million from $9-$12 million. It also raised adjusted EBITDA guidance before non-capitalized research and development for DeepHealth Cloud OS and generative AI to $11-$13 million from $10-$12 million, citing expense management and faster integration of acquired operations. The segment's revenue guidance remained $135-$145 million.
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GenRobot AI raises $100 million for robot training data infrastructure

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