Technology has always been at the heart of biotech. The emergence of advanced computing technology such as machine learning and artificial intelligence enables companies to expand the scope and scale of their research and improve efficiency in the manufacturing process. In addition, the evolution of cloud computing technology has removed a barrier for many innovations in biotech. The ability to run applications through the cloud allows companies to store and analyze data without investing in expensive computer hardware.
Today, clinical trials have been heavily digitized, enabling biotech companies to test treatments on more patients in less time. Machine learning technology also promises to enable biotech companies to quickly analyze data from current trials to predict the effectiveness of treatments down to the molecular level. They can also revisit data from previous trials to see if anything may have been missed or if there may be new or different uses for an existing drug. For agricultural applications, gene editing can produce more resistant crop varieties and produce higher yields. The development of biological pesticides can protect crops without the use of harmful chemicals or environmental damage.
At this juncture, there is a wide variety of solution providers entering the industry with a set of advanced biotech offerings. To help companies navigate the best-of-breed biotech solution providers, StartupCity magazine has compiled a list of “Top 10 Biotech Startups in APAC - 2021.” Besides, the magazine also comprises insights from thought leaders in the sector on the industry trends, best practices, recent innovations, and their advice for aspiring CIOs.
We present to you StartupCity magazine’s “Top 10 Biotech Startups in APAC - 2021.”
