AmplifaI Health Achieves Top 3 Global Finish at the Entrepreneurship World Cup

AmplifaI Health is thrilled to announce a major milestone: we have placed Top 3 in the Early Stage category at the Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) one of the world’s largest and most prestigious startup competitions.

Out of over 16,000 startups from across the globe, AmplifaI Health earned its place among the very best. Competing across three major categories:  Idea Stage, Early Stage, and Growth Stagewe proudly represented innovation in healthcare and artificial intelligence, standing shoulder to shoulder with some of the most promising startups in the world.

What makes this achievement even more remarkable is that AmplifaI Health was the youngest company in the Early Stage category, having been founded just last year. Despite our young age, our vision and commitment to transforming healthcare through AI have already begun making waves.

As a company, our mission is clear: empower clinicians and improve patient outcomes through cutting-edge AI solutions. Our proprietary AI-driven thermology technology is already tackling complex medical challenges, such as diabetic foot complications, offering a faster, more efficient way to detect and manage risks that impact millions globally.

“This achievement is not just a recognition of our innovation, it’s a celebration of the incredible people behind it,” said Dr. Mashari Alwashmi, CEO of AmplifaI Health. “To our dedicated team, visionary partners, and unwavering supporters, this moment belongs to you. Thank you for believing in our mission.”

We also extend our heartfelt congratulations to the winners across all categories. Your creativity and drive continue to inspire us to push boundaries and pursue even greater impact.

AmplifaI Health’s journey is just beginning. With the global spotlight now shining brighter than ever, we remain committed to pushing the frontier of HealthTech innovation. Our work is far from over, and we invite you to join us as we continue to redefine the future of healthcare.