New York Tech Week has quickly become one of the most dynamic convenings in the U.S. startup ecosystem. With over 1,000 events and 40,000+ founders, investors, operators, and corporate leaders flooding the city, this year’s edition felt like the epicenter of energy, especially around AI. As someone who’s attended for
Companies that fail to adopt AI won’t be replaced by technology – they’ll be outpaced by those who do. AI Is Reshaping Work, But Are Companies Ready? At HumanX, some of the most influential players in AI, including leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Snowflake, Meta, Amazon, Zoom, and Spotify, alongside
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, where AI is advancing at an exponential rate, holistic health takes on a new meaning. Recent conversations we had with founders, investors and corporate innovators at SXSW highlighted how AI influences our holistic well-being, raising questions about how we will use our minds and bodies
Silicon Foundry partnered with Kearney to host the Future of Supply Chain Summit at SHACK15 in San Francisco, bringing together corporate leaders, investors, and startup founders. The two day event incorporated panels and roundtable discussions about technology, leadership, sustainability, and innovation opportunities across a broad range of supply chain topics.
Fresh off the Economist Impact Business Innovation Summit in London, where our own Julie Baker participated in roundtable discussions on digital transformation and the impact and opportunities of virtual worlds, she’s given us her quick take on a few discussion topics of consequence from the event. Innovation doesn’t happen
South By Southwest, or SXSW – one of the largest tech and innovation conferences across the globe – was back in full swing this year, drawing in people from around the world to downtown Austin, Texas. Attendance seemingly superseded last year’s by a long shot. For some sessions, lines were
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