Tempus AI Expands Oncology Data Partnership With Bristol Myers Squibb Through 2031

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Tempus AI expanded its collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb under a multiyear oncology data licensing agreement running through 2031.
The agreement makes Bristol Myers Squibb one of its largest licensees of de-identified oncology data, supporting drug discovery and therapeutic development.
Bristol Myers Squibb will also access the Lens Platform to train and run AI models using de-identified data and dedicated GPU infrastructure.

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