Nadia Carlsten was appointed CEO of Smartbird, leveraging her experience at Amazon and advising the World Economic Forum as the company pivots to AI infrastructure.
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Updated Aug 19
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What happened
Nadia Carlsten was appointed CEO of Smartbird, leveraging her experience at Amazon and advising the World Economic Forum as the company pivots to AI infrastructure.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Smartbird is located in Palo Alto.1 source
- Smartbird and Allbirds are transitioning from footwear to AI infrastructure and seeking cloud computing clients.Sub-event
- Allbirds officially became Smartbird, and Nadia Carlsten was named president and COO, while the company secured high-performance GPU assets.Sub-event
Carlsten's prior role in the AWS quantum division is noted.1 source
Nadia Carlsten appointed CEO of Smartbird, leveraging her experience at Amazon and advising the WEF as the company pivots to AI infrastructure.1 source
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Nadia Carlsten
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World Economic Forum
Swiss nonprofit foundation