Browsing: CEOs

It was hard not to read the quarterly letter to shareholders by Aaron Graft, the CEO of Triumph Financial, and not get a sense that he was taking the first few steps into a victory lap.

Artificial intelligence or AI started out in the 1950s as an observation about the potential capabilities of computer systems. It evolved into an area of inquiry within computer science. Eventually, when some of the technologies most associated with AI began to have commercial applications, it became generally understood that AI mostly refers to neural networks,…

Half (50%) of UK CEOs cite AI-enabled tools as one of the biggest contributors to productivity gains over the past year, but only 14% have comprehensive visibility of AI costs and return on investment (ROI)

Cybersecurity has had no shortage of new companies and ideas this summer. Behind some of the most interesting developments are founders who have spent years working on the problems they are now trying to solve.

Fiscal 2026 performance-share awards may vest at 0% to 240% of target after a three-year period, based on performance goals and a relative TSR modifier.

Sept 24 (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump, Republican House ‌of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson and tech ‌CEOs will hold a meeting on artificial intelligence on September ​29, a

Cybersecurity’s center of gravity is shifting. Cloud infrastructure, software supply chains, AI agents, data security, and autonomous defense are creating new categories and giving a new generation of security CEOs plenty to talk about. These 11 executives stand out not necessarily because they run the largest cybersecurity companies, but because their companies and ideas are…

It seems like the only thing that Silicon Valley has been able to talk about in recent years is how glorious the future of humanity is going to be, thanks to artificial intelligence. Personalized education, a doctor-slash-therapist that’s available 24/7, cures for all diseases, and the elimination of poverty—virtually anything we could possibly desire will…

Over the weekend, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for frontier AI labs to slow down development for fear that AI models will get exponentially more capable before proper safeguards are in place. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman quickly echoed the sentiment and backed “consistent rules to manage frontier risk.”

The technology industry’s increasingly urgent warnings about the potential harm of artificial intelligence are slamming into political intransigence in Washington, offering a fresh test of the federal government’s willingness and ability to confront what may become a defining issue of the era