Ping An Good Doctor Launches " Ping An GlobalCare": AI-Powered Multilingual Services Break Down Healthcare Barriers for Expats in China

HONG KONG, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ping An Healthcare and Technology Company Limited ("Ping An Good Doctor" or the "Company"; Stock Code: 1833.HK) recently unveiled its new product "Ping An GlobalCare" (平安跨境康) at the Shenzhen Sci-Tech Innovation Exhibition. Targeting the pain points expats face when seeking medical care in China — language barriers, unfamiliarity with hospital procedures, and fragmented services — Ping An GlobalCare combines an AI-powered real-time translation engine with a closed loop of online and offline medical services to provide one-stop patient navigation. The product is now available for trial experience in Shenzhen.

On the technology front, Ping An GlobalCare is equipped with an advanced AI-powered translation engine that supports real-time, two-way speech and text translation across 19 languages, with precise coverage of professional medical terminology, effectively removing communication barriers between patients and physicians. To suit the habits of international users, the product supports login with mobile numbers from 198 countries and regions worldwide, greatly enhancing the convenience and reach of the service.

Beyond technology, the product also emphasizes companionship throughout the entire care journey, delivering a one-stop closed loop of "online assessment → transfer by a dedicated case coordinator → end-to-end in-person escort." Take Michael, an American user who suffered sudden abdominal pain, as an example: after completing an online consultation with real-time AI translation through the system, he was promptly provided with a dedicated vehicle transfer, and a dedicated coordinator accompanied him throughout his hospital visit, shortening the normally cumbersome medical visit process to just three hours.

As for the medical team, the family doctor service team of Ping An GlobalCare has obtained membership certification under PKU Healthcare. Its service system has earned certification from three leading authorities: the World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA), the Chinese Society of General Practice of the Chinese Medical Association (CMA), and The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), bringing diagnostic and treatment standards fully in line with international benchmarks. Many of its team members come from 3A hospitals in mainland China, ensuring professional and high-standard medical services.

A representative of Ping An Good Doctor said that Ping An GlobalCare represents an innovative endeavor by the Company to address the medical service needs of expatriates in China. Looking ahead, the Company will continue to strengthen its cross-border healthcare capabilities and further enrich Ping An's "online, in-hospital, at-home and corporate" service network, contributing to the development of a multi-tiered health service system and providing users at home and abroad with even more worry-free, time-saving, and money-saving full-cycle health management services.

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Kmind Debuts Executive Strategy Program in Silicon Valley

SHANGHAI, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Kmind Consulting, China's leading strategy consulting firm, hosted an Executive Strategy Program on 18th September at Silicon Valley's Computer History Museum, becoming the first Chinese strategy consulting firm to do so. Led by Noah Xie, Chairman and CEO of Kmind, the program brought the company's strategic know-how to more than 100 executives and business leaders from the technology and consumer sectors.

The Innovation Dividend is Shrinking

Silicon Valley tech firms are experiencing a disconnect: technology is advancing rapidly, while turning technological capabilities into durable business value is becoming harder. Companies with leading AI capabilities are releasing new models and products at a relentless pace, intensifying competition while increasing the cost of innovation. At the same time, as technological capabilities become increasingly accessible, competitors can replicate products, features and even aspects of proprietary know-how more quickly.

As the window for technological differentiation narrows, entrepreneurs increasingly face the same question: How can companies turn technological leadership into sustainable business growth and build competitive advantages that are difficult to replicate?

Strategy in the age of AI

Kmind's Program answered this question by deconstructing the company's Next Generation Strategy, a framework blending Eastern wisdom with Western theory, with a particular focus on how customer perception shapes decisions across product development, operations and go-to-market strategy. This framework has helped more than 100 companies pursue sustained growth and stronger competitive positions.

The Program also brought real-world cases from leading Chinese companies to Silicon Valley, including:

- Bosideng, a decades-old down jacket brand facing an aging brand image, reshaped its high-end perception through strategic products, achieving seven consecutive years of growth to become a global leader in the down-jacket market.

- Feihe, one of China's leading dairy manufacturers, transformed from the seventh-ranked infant formula brand into a leading global player through targeted competitive positioning.

Both companies illustrate a broader principle: sustainable growth comes from connecting what a company can build with what customers value, and then embedding that insight across product, brand and go-to-market decisions.

For AI and technology companies, the same principle applies: technological capability becomes strategically valuable only when it translates into differentiated customer value.

"The central challenge for technology companies today is no longer simply how to build better technology, but how to translate technological advantage into lasting customer value and competitive advantage. That is why we brought Kmind's Next Generation Strategy to Silicon Valley."

— Noah Xie, Chairman and CEO, Kmind Consulting

"It is rare to encounter a strategic framework as distinctive as Kmind's Next Generation Strategy in Silicon Valley. Its emphasis on connecting technology with customer insight offers a valuable perspective for companies navigating the AI era."

—Russell Flannery, Former Editor-in-Chief, Forbes China

About Kmind Consulting

Kmind Consulting, founded in 2015, is a strategy consulting firm focused on helping companies achieve sustainable growth and long-term competitive advantage. With over 200 consultants, Kmind has worked with more than 100 companies across industries, and 10 of its clients have achieved leading positions in their respective markets. In 2026, Kmind ranked No. 1 in Vault's APAC consulting rankings for Innovation and Overall Business Outlook.

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Wuhan Intelligent Manufacturing Stuns Global Mayors

WUHAN, China, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A report from Changjiang Daily.

On Sept. 19, guests attending the Global Mayors Dialogue•Wuhan stepped into the Xiaomi Smart Home Appliance Factory in Wuhan! From automated assembly lines to the future of smart living, our international visitors got a firsthand look at intelligent manufacturing. The future of city cooperation is looking smarter than ever!

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BioShanghai Week 2026 Opens -- Joining Forces to Build a Global Biopharmaceutical Innovation Ecosystem

SHANGHAI, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from Yicai Global:

On September 17, the BioShanghai Week 2026 opened at Zhangjiang Science Hall in Shanghai. Themed "AI for Biopharma, Health for All," this year's event brings together innovation resources from around the world to foster an open, collaborative innovation ecosystem for the biopharmaceutical industry.

The opening ceremony marked the launch of the "Connect Globally: Shanghai–London Life Sciences Innovation Partnership." The ceremony was attended by representatives of Chinese and British institutions, including Zhangjiang Group, Shanghai Minhang Biomedical Industry Development Co., Ltd., Shanghai Jiading Industrial Zone Development (Group) Co., Ltd., London & Partners, Imperial College London, and Oxford University Innovation. Going forward, London Life Sciences Week and BioShanghai Week will work more closely to connect research capabilities, industry resources, and innovation platforms in life sciences across China and the UK, creating an open, efficient platform for international exchange and cooperation.

The ceremony also unveiled the "Empower the Future: BioShanghai Investment and Financing Ecosystem Partnership," bringing together representatives from domestic and foreign equity investment and financial institutions. These included Shanghai Industrial Investment (Holdings) Co., Ltd., Shanghai State-owned Capital Investment Co., Ltd., Advantech Capital, CBC Group, Pudong Venture Capital Group, GL Ventures, HongShan, Jefferies Financial Group, Guotai Haitong Securities, New Alliance Capital, YUNION Healthcare Ventures, and Shanghai Hongsheng Capital. Together, these partners will work to align capital with industry and build a biopharmaceutical capital ecosystem that supports companies at every stage of their life cycle.

The BioShanghai Week 2026 officially opened. Running from September 17 to 20, this event follows a "1+5+1+1" framework: one opening ceremony, five thematic tracks, one exhibition with matchmaking sessions, and one Bio-Tour of industry sites. It brings together entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, clinical PIs, and other key players to address practical challenges in frontier technologies, research commercialization, industry collaboration, and business growth. Activities are organized around five themes: Innovation Integration, Clinical Translation, Capital Empowerment, Ecosystem Services, and Coordinated Healthcare Development. To connect resources efficiently, formats such as "One Room One Topic," closed-door discussion, project roadshows, one-on-one meetings, and Bio-Tour are adopted.

This year, BioShanghai Week returns with an upgraded format, aiming to position itself as a global bellwether for cutting-edge biopharmaceutical technologies and a gateway for cross-border collaboration. Over the years, Zhangjiang Pharma Valley has become an internationally recognized and influential signature brand of the biopharmaceutical industry. Pairing BioShanghai Week with the Zhangjiang brand will further raise both the profile and market vitality of Zhangjiang Pharma Valley, creating a premier annual dealmaking summit that connects global capital with Chinese pharmaceutical innovation and takes Chinese breakthroughs to global markets. These efforts will support Shanghai's ambition to become "the world's most supportive city for innovative drugs and medical devices."

The 2026 Jiading District Biopharmaceutical Industry Development Promotion Conference and the 2026 Minhang District Biopharmaceutical Ecosystem Promotion Conference were held on the same day. Both events support Shanghai's drive to develop high-end medical device industry clusters and help land innovation resources and outcomes in the city.

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BEIJING, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- JA announced that its independently developed and packaged P-type heterojunction (P-HJT) modules were successfully launched aboard a Kuaizhou-11 rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on September 17 and entered their planned orbit.

The mission marks JA's first in-orbit test of P-HJT modules, with future large-scale commercial applications as a long-term goal.

"Energy innovation has long been a driving force behind human progress," said Dr. Ouyang Zi, Chief Technology Officer of JA. "As satellite deployment accelerates and the space economy expands, solar power is expected to play an increasingly important role in future space infrastructure. Developing more cost-competitive solar solutions for space is therefore an important strategic priority.

"JA has spent years building expertise in photovoltaic technology, with the reliability and long-term performance of its products proven through large-scale manufacturing and deployment across a wide range of terrestrial applications. This in-orbit test extends those capabilities into the space environment and marks an important step in JA's exploration of future space energy solutions.

"Through real-world testing in orbit, we aim to assess the reliability and degradation of crystalline silicon technology in low-Earth orbit and explore more cost-competitive options for future space energy systems. The technology will require long-term validation, but we believe it is a direction worth pursuing."

In orbit, the JA modules will be exposed to harsh conditions, including intense radiation, high-energy particles and extreme temperature swings. By comparing in-orbit performance data with results from ground-based simulations, JA will assess the long-term reliability and degradation of P-HJT technology in low-Earth orbit.

If the validation targets are achieved, the program could help accelerate the adoption of mature crystalline silicon technologies as an alternative to gallium arsenide in low-Earth-orbit applications, potentially lowering the cost of satellite power systems. It could also support the development of satellite internet, remote sensing, space communications, space-based computing and other low-Earth-orbit applications.

JA will use the mission as a starting point to further strengthen its module R&D and manufacturing capabilities and advance scalable energy solutions for space exploration and commercial space applications.

Space PV remains at an early stage of exploration and validation, and large-scale commercialization remains highly uncertain. JA currently has no orders related to space PV, and the program has no material impact on its current operating performance.

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Huawei Grid-Interactive AIDC Solution: Shaping the New Paradigm of AI Infrastructure

SHANGHAI, Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HUAWEI CONNECT 2026 kicked off in Shanghai, The HUAWEI AIDC Facility Summit was held alongside the event. Huawei unveiled its grid-interactive AIDC solution, setting a new paradigm for AI infrastructure to maximize tokens per watt.

Hou Jinlong, Director of the Board of Huawei and President of Huawei Digital Power, delivered the opening speech at the summit. He shared four insights on architectural innovation and systematic design to address AIDC construction challenges such as power acquisition, power quality, rack power supply and heat dissipation, and engineering delivery.

First, innovative power architecture and liquid cooling ensure stable power supply and efficient heat dissipation, delivering comprehensive reliability and efficiency. Second, a multi-layer hybrid energy storage system absorbs local power fluctuations, enhancing AIDC power quality and grid-friendliness. Third, electricity-compute synergy and supply-consumption interaction enable AIDCs to transform from rigid loads to an integral part of the new power system. Fourth, construction mode innovation and modular, prefabricated, and product-based delivery significantly shorten the lead time.

Mr. Hou emphasized that maximizing tokens per watt and minimizing costs per token will be the core competitiveness of compute factories.

Huawei Grid-Interactive AIDC Solution Unveiled

Bob He, Vice President of Huawei Digital Power, stated that as the share of renewable energy grows, the power grid exhibits stronger features of power electronics. Coupled with the rapid and severe power fluctuations of AI workloads, compute and energy infrastructure are no longer decoupled but deeply coordinated. By leveraging "3+1" innovations, Huawei builds a grid-interactive AIDC solution that is highly reliable, energy-efficient, fast to deliver, and grid-friendly to maximize tokens per watt.

In the watt domain, Huawei proposes a future-oriented MIMO power supply architecture. To address industry challenges, Huawei has launched the grid-interactive AIDC 1.0 solution. By integrating grid-friendly UPS, intelligent lithium batteries, and grid-forming energy storage systems, the solution enables AIDC to adapt to and support the power grid while smoothing AI workload fluctuations. In the heat field, Huawei launched an AI-powered liquid cooling system, predict the health of working fluids, and facilitate predictive maintenance.

According to Mr. He, Huawei's unique advantage lies in its end-to-end energy and full-stack AI capabilities.

Compute-Electricity Synergy: Establishing a Solid Foundation for the AI Era

Booming AI has brought about a sharp increase in tokens, posing higher requirements on AI infrastructure. Xia Qin, Chief Expert in Huawei Computing Strategy Planning, noted that AIDC is evolving toward an integrated, coordinated compute-network-storage architecture, and energy is fundamental to infrastructure. An energy system that is highly reliable, energy-efficient, and rapidly deployable allows hyperscale AI compute clusters to operate reliably, establishing a solid foundation for large-scale training and inference in the agentic era.

Traditional data centers have limited interaction with the power grid. However, AI workloads are prone to high-frequency changes, which can easily cause grid operation issues such as grid disconnection and unstable wideband oscillation. Josh Chen, Founder & Chairman of VNET Group, stated that power sources, campuses, and buildings can be redefined to enable mutual support among power sources, scheduling within campuses, and DC power supply for buildings. This will create a new power system centered on direct green power connection and active microgrids, ensuring reliable and stable power supply for GW-level AIDC.

Lin Hai, General Manager of Intelligent Computing Center, SenseCore Business Group at SenseTime, elaborated on the efficiency evolution of SenseTime intelligent computing from PUE to TPW at the summit. SenseCore is driving the transformation of IDC from energy efficiency management centered on power usage effectiveness (PUE) to end-to-end efficiency management centered on tokens per watt, which directly connects power consumption with token output, covering the entire chain from power plants and grids to IDC rack services, computing cloud services, and model services. It's a metric that reflects the essence of AI production. Through end-to-end optimization, SenseCore has improved the TPW by 80%.

At HUAWEI CONNECT 2026, Huawei showcased its grid-interactive AIDC solution and one-stop AI inference solution, to build a computing foundation that is highly reliable, energy-efficient, and fast to deliver for AI cluster infrastructure.

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DUO POWER BOOST: Clivet Debuts Next-Gen Magnetic Levitation Technology and AI Cooling Portfolio at AI Infra Summit 2026

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Under the DUO POWER BOOST theme, Clivet made the global debut of its Next-Gen Magnetic Levitation Technology at AI Infra Summit 2026 in Santa Clara, California. The company also presented a portfolio of cooling sources, liquid cooling distribution, and supporting products for data centers, alongside a joint power-and-cooling coordination solution with CLOU.

According to the company, rising AI computing densities are placing growing pressure on data center cooling, with high-temperature performance degradation, energy efficiency bottleneck, and reliability risks as key challenges. General-purpose cooling technologies can no longer meet the specific needs of data centers, driving demand for AIDC-optimized thermal management solutions.

The portfolio's core is Clivet's next-generation magnetic levitation compressor, built on the DUO POWER BOOST dual-rotor variable-speed architecture. In a two-stage compression structure, two rotors and their impellers can adjust speed independently based on operating conditions, adapting to different flow rates and pressure ratios. According to Clivet, this design brings data center load variations, water temperature conditions, and system operating strategies into cooling source design, supporting optimization under complex conditions.

Addressing cooling needs across the data center, Clivet displayed a portfolio comprising magnetic levitation cooling sources, magnetic CDUs, high-capacity CDUs, fan walls, and terminal units. The air-cooled magnetic levitation chiller serves facility-side cooling, while the magnetic CDU combines cooling source and liquid cooling distribution functions.

A high-capacity CDU displayed at the event handles secondary-side heat exchange and distribution, with capacity ranging up to 3 MW (at 3K approach temperature difference, ATD) or 5 MW (at 5K ATD). Predictive temperature control keeps fluctuations within ±0.5°C, while key components support online replacement, helping ensure continuous operation in high-availability environments.

Through different product combinations, the solution can be configured according to project climate conditions, rack density, and supply requirements.

In addition, Clivet and CLOU jointly demonstrated a power-and-cooling coordination solution for AI workloads. CLOU provided energy storage and power delivery capabilities, while Clivet delivered thermal management products and solutions for high-density computing environments. For high-density computing projects, power configuration, thermal design, space layout, and operation and maintenance planning need to be considered simultaneously in the early stages of a project.

Coordinated planning of power and cooling aims to help customers assess the relationships between different infrastructure links from a system perspective, providing a reference for subsequent solution design and engineering delivery.

From a portfolio covering facility-side, liquid-cooling, and outdoor heat rejection stages, to the power-and-cooling coordination showcase, and to the launch of the next-generation magnetic levitation compressor, Clivet's appearance at the event presented its technology and product layout for data center thermal management.

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When 210 million people learn Chinese, they see more than a language

BEIJING, Sept. 19, 2026/PRNewswire/ -- The following article was published today by China Daily.

In the past, it was widely agreed that Chinese was difficult to learn. Today, however, Chinese has a special appeal, and learning it feels like opening the door to a fresh new world. On TikTok, a video by Chinese American Sherry Zhu turned drinking hot water, wearing cotton slippers and brewing goji berries into a global trend, gaining her 740,000 followers in months. One user even memorized the character "呢" by breaking it into "o-p-t", to the delight of commenters. Chinese is moving from the classroom into everyday life worldwide. In many countries, even knowing Chinese can mean landing a well-paid job.

The numbers bear this out. According to China's Ministry of Education, 90 countries have incorporated Chinese into their national education systems, with nearly 210 million learners and users worldwide. In the first half of this year, 564,000 candidates sat for the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) globally, up 36 percent year on year.

Of course, economics is not the only driver. At this year's Chinese Bridge competition, Vietnam's Le Van Dai started with a self-study handbook, writing the character "我" a hundred times before Chinese poetry carried him all the way to the stage, "Tang and Song verse nourished my heart", he says.

Togo's Wang Jiayi discovered Chinese through martial artist Jackie Chan films, and later saw a different China in the TV series Meet Yourself — "those stories made my imagination of China more concrete day by day".

American contestant Ma Siwei calls himself a "challenge addict" who picked Chinese precisely because it is hard, teaching himself the bamboo flute and hulusi through online videos, and once performed Spring Festival Overture at a China-US concert.

Australia's Ava Gibbons visited China with her parents at the age of 12 and has studied the language for seven years. She performed a fish-lantern dance in hanfu and says the journey "closed the distance between me and China — not on the map, but between hearts".

Brazil's Song Yinuo stood on the Chinese Bridge stage for the first time, climbing the Great Wall and telling her teacher excitedly. For her, the competition was never just a contest but "real, vivid experiences" — "I came to know China through its language, met friends through conversation, and in each hands-on experience saw a bigger world and my own future".

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Chinese Bridge. Over the years, the competition has drawn Chinese-language enthusiasts from around the world. Right now, the secondary and primary school competitions are taking place in Tianjin, bringing together young people from over a hundred countries to make friends and see China through its language.

Twenty-five years ago, Chinese Bridge was just a competition. Today, it has become a phenomenon. When 210 million people learn Chinese, they are not merely absorbing grammar and vocabulary — they are encountering a China that is engaging with the world in ways both deep and daily. And through the eyes of these young people, China is being seen more clearly, and more truthfully, by the world.

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ATLANTA, Sept. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Siemba, a leading Offensive Security provider announced that it was named a Sample Vendor for Penetration Testing as a Service in three 2026 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ reports: the Hype Cycle for Security Operations, the Hype Cycle for Application Security, and the Hype Cycle for XaaS.

This marks the third consecutive year Siemba has been named in all three Hype Cycle reports, following three reports in 2025 and three in 2024. Siemba believes this reinforces its continued role in shaping the future of offensive security.

In our view, the Gartner Hype Cycle reports provide a perspective on the maturity and adoption of emerging technologies. For cybersecurity and infrastructure decision-makers, they serve as strategic guides for evaluating technology maturity, adoption timelines, and investment priorities. Siemba's inclusion spans three distinct research agendas:

- The 2026 Hype Cycle for Security Operations, which examines the technologies and services that enable the operational defense of digital assets, including the continued growth of CTEM as a priority for security teams.

- The 2026 Hype Cycle for Application Security, which examines how AI transformation, agentic applications, and shifting DevSecOps practices are reshaping enterprise application risk.

- The 2026 Hype Cycle for XaaS, which examines how everything as a service is redefining IT as a utility and platform-driven consumption model.

Our takeaways in all three reports - PTaaS is profiled as delivering automated and human-led testing through a SaaS platform, supporting point-in-time, continuous, and change-driven assessments, and increasingly incorporating external attack surface discovery to expand coverage. The research notes that PTaaS supports Continuous Threat Exposure Management through dynamic scoping, adaptive retesting, and faster mobilization of results, and that it enables continuous or change-based validation earlier in the software development life cycle while delivering findings through a platform that accelerates remediation and collaboration.

"To us, being named a Sample Vendor in all three reports for a third consecutive year reflects the growing enterprise conviction that continuous, platform-driven offensive security is no longer a nice-to-have. It is a strategic imperative," said Kannan Udayarajan, Founder and CEO of Siemba.

"Our Full Funnel Offensive Security platform is purpose-built for the speed and scale that modern security programs demand. We believe this reflects real momentum in how CISOs are modernizing their offensive security posture, particularly as AI-assisted development expands the attack surface faster than annual testing cycles can cover it."

Siemba's AI-driven platform combines External Attack Surface Mapping, AI-native Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), automated vulnerability assessments, and expert-led Penetration Testing as a Service, alongside coverage for emerging AI attack surfaces including MCP servers, agentic AI workflows, and LLM applications. Every fix is automatically retested, with certified engineer sign-off and audit-ready certificates issued through Verified Closure, helping enterprises operationalize CTEM programs at scale.

To learn more or download the 2026 Gartner Hype Cycle reports, visit: https://www.siemba.io/gartner-hype-cycle-2026

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Siemba's outcome-driven Full Funnel Offensive Security model brings together Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS), AI-native Autonomous DAST, Vulnerability Assessments, and External Attack Surface Mapping on one unified AI-driven platform. The platform delivers actionable data and insights enabling visibility, speed, scalability, and efficiency in Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).

Enterprises, global systems integrators, government agencies and growing companies leverage Siemba to establish CTEM programs, map assets, launch and schedule autonomous assessments, conduct expert-led penetration testing, and autonomously gather strategic threat and efficiency insights to maximize Return on Mitigation.

The platform provides one-click security-framework-aligned reports, attack scoring, prioritized findings with suggested remediation actions, and attack proofs of concept. Coverage extends across traditional web, API, and network attack surfaces as well as AI attack surfaces including MCP servers, agentic AI systems, and RAG pipelines. Testing is performed by in-house OSCP, CPENT and CEH certified engineers, and every fix is revalidated through Verified Closure.

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Cardinal Health 414, LLC, a manufacturer and distributor of medical and surgical products, allegedly failed to reimburse employees for their business expenses incurred while performing the job as instructed by Defendant. This resulted in inaccurate wage statements amongst other allegations.

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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The San Diego employment law attorneys, at Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP, filed a class action complaint alleging that Cardinal Health 414, LLC, violated the California Labor Code. The Cardinal Health 414, LLC, class action lawsuit, Case No. 26CU041886C, is currently pending in the San Diego County Superior Court of the State of California. A copy of the Complaint can be read here.

According to the lawsuit filed, Cardinal Health 414, LLC, allegedly (a) failed to pay minimum wages, (b) failed to pay overtime wages, (c) failed to provide legally required meal and rest periods, (d) failed to provide accurate itemized wage statements, (e) failed to reimburse for required expenses, (f) failed to pay sick wages, and (g) failed to provide wages when due, all in violation of the applicable Labor Code sections listed in California Labor Code Sections 201-203, 226, 226.7, 233, 246, 510, 512, 1194, 1197, 1197.1, 2802, and the applicable Wage Order(s), and thereby gives rise to civil penalties as a result of such alleged conduct.

The Complaint further alleges Plaintiff was required by Defendant to use their personal cellular phones. As a result, in the course of their employment with Defendant incurred unreimbursed business expenses which included, but were not limited to, costs related to the use of their personal cellular phones all on behalf of and for the benefit of Defendant. Under California Labor Code Section 2802, employers are required to indemnify employees for all expenses incurred in the course and scope of their employment .

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