Anything that involves diagnosis will need to access the cloud...

Anything that involves diagnosis will need to access the cloud for comparison, contrasting and normalized data. However, sequential radiological images of the same patient might benefit from edge computing. eg. progress of bone union over time.

Real-time patient monitoring at the egde could work well. Heart rate, blood pressure, ECG, EEG, blood sugar, blood oxygenation, etc. Normal values for these measurements are already known, so there's no need to access the cloud.

Not that it really matters. If a medical engineering company decide to use AKIDA, it won't be because of what I've written here. You can speculate any sort of partnership you like. What if BRN sold AKIDA to {insert and company name]? What if i won $10 million in lotto? Same vibe.