Samsung Electronics has signed an agreement to acquire Xealth, a U.S.-based digital healthcare platform, as part of its strategy to expand its mobile healthcare services business. The acquisition aims to enhance Samsung's ability to connect its wearable devices, such as the Galaxy Watch, with hospital clinical data and electronic medical records. This integration is expected to create synergy between Samsung's advanced wearable technology and Xealth's digital health platform, facilitating real-time health monitoring and improving clinical workflows. The move positions Samsung to strengthen its presence in the healthcare sector by bridging the gap between wellness and medical care, accelerating its vision of preventative care and deeper healthcare engagement through its devices.