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Samsung's display tech creates unified view for Health Security Operations Center

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September 16, 2026

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Samsung Electronics America, Inc., participated in a coalition during the 2026 World Soccer Games, providing the Health Security Operations Center with display and mobile technology solutions that enabled the sharing of critical data and collaboration among 30 participating organizations.

The HSOC is a part of the National Center for Health Security and Resilience, a collaboration between Georgetown University and MedStar Health, according to a press release.

For more than six weeks before, during, and after the tournament, the HSOC produced daily situation reports, conducted twice daily briefings and provided early notification to local health departments when disease signals were identified. The disease signals monitored by HSOC included major public health concerns, such as norovirus, measles and COVID-19.

Samsung worked with the HSOC coalition to build a functioning operations environment in the weeks ahead of the tournament's opening match. Samsung provided the center with technology, including laptops, tablets, and large-format displays, to help public health experts securely collect, analyze, visualize and communicate health intelligence during the games.

"Public health operations centers can prove critical during international events and gatherings of all sizes, especially mass gatherings that draw millions of people from around the world," Todd Maxwell, director of regulated business development, Samsung Electronics America, said in the release. "In these instances, health leaders need coordinated, multidisciplinary situational awareness to aggregate and analyze disparate public health data, and enact immediate communications and response if a risk emerges."