TriZetto Confirms 3.4M People’s Health and Personal Data Was Stolen During Breach
TriZetto, a Cognizant‑owned health‑tech platform, confirmed that a cyberattack exposed personal and medical information for more than 3.4 million individuals. The breach went undetected for almost a year, with hackers accessing insurance eligibility reports from November 2024 until the company discovered the intrusion on October 2, 2025. Stolen data includes names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, addresses, and detailed health and insurance records. The incident adds to a string of high‑profile health‑tech hacks that have shaken the sector this year.
Science Corp. Raises $230M as It Races to Bring Its Brain Implant to Market
Science Corp., founded by former Neuralink president Max Hodak, closed a $230 million Series C round that lifted its post‑money valuation to $1.5 billion. The funding will accelerate commercialization of PRIMA, a rice‑grain‑sized chip implanted in the eye that pairs with camera‑glasses to...
Ultrahuman Bets on Redesigned Smart Ring to Win Back U.S. Market After Oura Dispute
Ultrahuman unveiled the Ring Pro, a third‑generation smart ring with a 15‑day battery life and a $479 price tag, aiming to recover its U.S. foothold after an Oura patent ruling halted imports. The company also launched Jade, an AI‑driven health platform...
China’s Brain-Computer Interface Industry Is Racing Ahead
China’s brain‑computer interface (BCI) sector is moving from research labs to commercial scale, propelled by a national roadmap, an 11.6 billion‑yuan brain‑science fund and expanding insurance reimbursement. Start‑ups such as NeuroXess, Gestala and BrainCo have secured tens of millions in funding...