Google targets the healthcare industry: digs talents in life sciences and health
Release date: 2017-04-20
Google's parent company, Alphabet, has long been known for actively recruiting top computer engineers, but today, Alphabet is eyeing the best in life sciences and healthcare.
Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page have consistently emphasized that Google will not become a healthcare company. But now, Alphabet's "other business" has set its sights on the $3 trillion healthcare market.
In addition, two venture capital subsidiaries of Alphabet, GV (Google Ventures) and CapitalG (Google Capital), are also actively investing in the healthcare sector.
Among them, the most surprising possibility is the recruitment of Sidewalk Labs, a subsidiary of Alphabet. The company is committed to solving the "big city problem" through technology, but this month it has posted a recruitment notice to recruit talent in the healthcare field, including engineers, chief health officers and community health leaders.
So far, Alphabet's leading experts in life sciences and healthcare include Arthur D. Levinson, CEO of Calico (Alphabet Life Health), and Tom Ying, an expert at Verily (Alphabet's medical division). Tom Insel and Jessica Mega.
Cynthia Yee, principal analyst at Windham Venture Partners, which specializes in investments in the healthcare sector, said: "In all technology companies, Alphabet is the most prominent in creating new businesses in the life sciences."
Source: Sina Technology
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