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Navigating the New Global Order: Rebeccah Heinrichs, Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute (opens the original)
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For the first time in American history, the United States is simultaneously deterring two major nuclear powers. Russia and China are no longer parallel threats operating in separate theaters. They are actively collaborating, with China bankrolling Russia's war in Ukraine, North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russian forces, and Iran selling oil almost exclusively to Beijing. The bipolar world of the Cold War, where the United States faced one adversarial superpower, has given way to somethin
Rebooting the World's Largest Marine Company: Ryan Gwillim, CFO & CSO of Brunswick (opens the original)
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Brunswick Corporation has been rebooting itself since 1845. The company that started in woodworking went on to build pool tables, bowling equipment, fitness machines, coolers, and bicycles before making one of the most disciplined strategic pivots in modern manufacturing history: selling off everything that was not marine and doubling down on building the world's most complete marine ecosystem. Today, Brunswick is a roughly 6 billion dollar global powerhouse with more than 60 industry-leading br
Breaking the Iteration Trap: Dave Wright, Chief Innovation Officer at ServiceNow (opens the original)
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Most companies deploying AI are making the same mistake. They are using it to do what they already do, faster and cheaper, and then wondering why the return on investment does not materialize. Dave Wright calls this the iteration trap, and breaking out of it is the central argument of his new book, Infinite, co-written with ServiceNow futurist Brian Solas. As chief innovation officer at ServiceNow, Wright has watched the company grow from 300 employees to 30,000, worked alongside every CEO the c
Lighting Up the AI Era: Michael Hurlston, CEO of Lumentum (opens the original)
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Inside every AI data center, behind every GPU cluster, underneath every rack of compute and storage, there is a connection problem. For decades that problem was solved with copper. Copper cables connected computer storage to switching, and the system worked well enough. Then AI arrived and the speeds required to move data across those connections exceeded what copper physics can handle. The answer is fiber optics and the lasers that power them. That is the business of Lumentum, and it is why Nvi
Automating the Future: Darragh de Stonndún, CEO of AIR (opens the original)
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Every medical device implanted in a patient, every cell phone produced at launch scale, every vaccine vial filled at twelve hundred units per minute exists because of industrial automation. It is the invisible infrastructure behind modern manufacturing, and it is one of the fastest growing sectors in the global economy. Darragh de Stonndún has spent his entire career at the center of it. After leaving Ireland in 1998 in pursuit of the automation innovation happening in America, he spent decades
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