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The hardware gap is why legacy medical devices struggle with modern connectivity
Medical device manufacturers face mounting pressure to retrofit legacy equipment with IoT connectivity to meet regulatory requirements and hospital demands, but devices designed 5–15 years ago lack the hardware architecture to support modern connectivity standards. The industry gap between aging device designs and contemporary interoperability expectations is forcing suppliers to reconsider product roadmaps and upgrade strategies.
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