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Demis Hassabis is stepping back from running DeepMind to chase scientific discovery
The Nobel laureate who co-founded DeepMind is now its chair and Alphabet’s chief scientist.
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The Nobel laureate who co-founded DeepMind is now its chair and Alphabet’s chief scientist.
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Databricks’ CEO is growing fast, and is in no hurry to go public.
Cloud
A 30-year IBM veteran, he made the company smaller and more focused, and bet on software for regulated industries.
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Mistral AI’s co-founder bet on efficient, open-weight models, and on European independence in AI.
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Alphabet’s CEO is putting Gemini at the center of everything Google makes.
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Salesforce’s co-founder spent 25 years moving business software online. His new bet is software that works on its own.
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Shopify’s CEO turned the software behind his own store into a platform for millions of merchants.
Cloud
The executive who built Amazon Web Services is now spending about $200 billion a year on AI infrastructure.
Semiconductors
The veteran investor and former Cadence CEO has led Intel since March 2025.
Cybersecurity
CrowdStrike’s founder built a cybersecurity leader, then led it through one of the largest IT outages on record.
Cybersecurity
The former Google and SoftBank executive has spent eight years consolidating security tools under one roof.
Fintech
Klarna’s co-founder built “pay later” into a global business, and has been one of the loudest voices on AI at work.
Fintech
Stripe’s co-founder turned a few lines of code into the payments layer for millions of businesses.
Consumer Tech
From air mattresses in a San Francisco apartment to a public company, and now a new bet on AI.
Consumer Tech
Spotify’s co-founder handed the CEO role to two longtime lieutenants in January 2026.
Space
She joined when the company had never flown a rocket. In 2026 she helped take it public.
AI
How Nvidia’s co-founder turned a graphics-chip company into the backbone of the AI economy.
Semiconductors
The engineer who rebuilt AMD around a few large product bets.
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How Microsoft’s third CEO moved the company from Windows to the cloud, and then to AI.
software
From a yearbook business in Perth to one of the most widely used design tools in the world.