nPhase Launches Industry’s First AI-Native Enterprise Platform for End-to-End Clinical Data Management: nPhase.ai

ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 8, 2026--

nPhase, Inc., the clinical research technology company known for REDCap Cloud, today launched nPhase.ai, the life sciences industry’s first enterprise platform for end-to-end clinical data management. The company also introduces nPhase.ai SCE (Statistical Computing Environment). An AI-native platform built on Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) standards, the governed platform transforms raw clinical trial data into submission-ready outputs at least 4x faster with 80% fewer resources.

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Clinical trial data has outgrown existing systems both in volume and complexity. A recent Tufts CSDD analysis found the average phase III protocol now generates nearly six million data points. Most of that volume arrives from unstructured data systems that were never designed to interoperate, leaving sponsors with data that is difficult to reuse or be leveraged by AI.

“Clinical data has never been more complex, with information flowing from dozens of systems, with different formats, structures, and types,” said Scott Climes, CEO of nPhase, Inc. “nPhase.ai addresses this pervasive challenge by transforming disparate clinical data into high-fidelity, harmonized datasets in near real-time, enabling faster analytics, better insights, and more informed decision-making. Now, with SCE, we are combining the speed and intelligence of AI with human oversight to make clinical data truly AI-ready from source to submission.”

nPhase.ai SCE automatically converts raw study data into the regulatory artifacts required for submission through one, governed, and traceable pipeline. It compresses a process that typically takes four or more months to weeks. Every week gained between last-patient-last-visit and submission not only accelerates treatments to patients but also gives sponsors additional market exclusivity.

nPhase.ai SCE provides the following key benefits:

“CDISC standards exist to make clinical data usable across systems and sponsors," said Chris Decker, President and CEO of CDISC. "CDISC’s transformation to Machine-readable standards is the foundation that makes automation of clinical data workflows possible. We're glad to see the industry building tools that rely on that foundation.”

Visit nPhase at SCDM 2026, Sept. 14–17, Raleigh, N.C. (booth 525), and DPHARM, Sept. 15–16, Boston (booth 407). Or sign up for a personal demohere.

About nPhase, Inc.

nPhase, Inc. builds clinical research technology that connects clinical trial and real-world data into a single foundation for clinical decision making. Its enterprise platform, nPhase.ai enables the application of AI at every stage of the clinical data layer, from acquisition through submission, for pharmaceutical sponsors and CROs. Its first products include nPhase.ai SCE and a unified data management system (UDMS). REDCap Cloud EDC serves small and mid-size sponsors, non-profit and academic research organizations, MedTech studies and real-world data programs. More at www.nphase.ai and www.redcapcloud.com.

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BERLIN (AP) — A fire tore through the retreat built for Adolf Hitler in the Bavarian Alps known as the Eagle's Nest, and work to extinguish it was still in progress Saturday, authorities said. A person was detained in connection with the blaze.

The building was badly damaged by the fire and it's not yet clear whether parts of it can be preserved, the local tourism authority said.

A fire alarm at the building in the Berchtesgaden district in Germany's southeastern corner went off at about 9:15 p.m. on Friday, police said in a statement. Firefighters who went to the scene could see the flames as they approached the site, on a cliff 1,834 meters (6,017 feet) above sea level.

Getting fire engines to the site proved difficult because of its location, and work was still ongoing to put out the fire on Saturday morning, police said. The building and its immediate surroundings could only be accessed with respiratory protection equipment.

Firefighters found no one in the building and authorities believe at present that no one was injured.

Police said a person was detained as a possible suspect, but it has yet to be determined whether they had anything to do with the fire.

The building, the Kehlsteinhaus, was completed in 1938 and is reachable by an elevator from the end of a winding road up the mountain, in part through a series of tunnels, which is closed to public traffic but used by buses for visitors.

It has been operated as a cafe and restaurant since 1952 and contains an exhibition on its history. It was not open on Friday before the fire broke out.

The Kehlsteinhaus on the Obersalzberg near Berchtesgaden, which was severely damaged by a fire, Saturday, Oct.24, 2026. ( Jason Tschepljakow/dpa via AP)

The Kehlsteinhaus on the Obersalzberg near Berchtesgaden, which was severely damaged by a fire, Saturday, Oct.24, 2026. ( Jason Tschepljakow/dpa via AP)

This July 26, 2007 photo shows the Kehlsteinhaus, or Eagle's Nest, built for Adolf Hitler in 1938 near Berchtesgaden, Germany. (AP Photo/Geir Moulson)