Showcasing our capabilities for speed, precision, agility and innovation, we at Molex are once again co-sponsoring a car that’s racing in the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, May 30. Partnering with Dale Coyne Racing as a co-sponsor with Mouser, a global electronics distributor, Molex showcases its commitment to developing innovation that advances the automotive industry, among many others.

Machine learning and AI tools are already driving precision medicine and improving diagnostic, treatment and prevention strategies for individual patients. However, we can celebrate these achievements only so much. Because, at the same time, significant gaps persist in research about underserved populations, particularly Black, Indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) or Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME), LGBTQIA2+, children and women, or those with rare diseases. When developing new drugs and technologies, researchers have historically neglected the needs of these groups, or have been unable to gather enough data to support research into new therapies. As a result, underserved individuals have shorter life spans, experience limits to healthcare access, and are most likely to be misdiagnosed and suffer from untreated chronic conditions.

Automotive, medical and industrial equipment developments have increased the need for high-speed connectors that had been reserved for data centers.