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ThoughtWire explores sale after debt-fuelled growth strategy fails

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Toronto-based ThoughtWire, a developer of AI-powered digital twin software for medical providers, is exploring a sale after entering creditor protection. This news signals a potential shift in the landscape for companies leveraging AI in healthcare, as aggressive debt-fueled growth strategies can prove unsustainable. The situation highlights the risks of relying heavily on debt to scale, and observers should watch for similar trends among other Canadian tech firms pursuing rapid expansion.

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