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ThisWay Global Taps NVIDIA Product Executive Stephan Fabel as CEO to Power Next-Generation Sovereign AI Platform

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By Daniel Snell
| EIN Presswire
AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, April 22, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Veteran technology executive brings deep expertise in accelerated computing, enterprise AI, and execution of Sovereign AI, Innovation and Training Center’s powered by ThisWay’s amalgamy.ai platform. ThisWay Global, an AI-first company focused on intelligent data orchestration, automation, and Sovereign AI solutions, today announced the appointment of former NVIDIA product executive Stephan Fabel as its new Chief Executive Officer.
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New class of rising AI-Managers are key to unlocking the AI Revolution

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By Daniel Snell
| theHRDIRECTOR Verified
Accenture’s recent $865 million restructuring – with over 11,000 roles apparently affected – has sent a clear signal across all markets: artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a future disruptor; it has arrived, and is a clear and present force that is changing all our businesses. What does this mean for HR Directors? HR holds a pivotal role, tasked not only with embedding new technologies but rewriting the cultural narrative.
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Why the return to office is good for employees - and UK productivity

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By Daniel Snell
| People Management Verified
The ongoing return to office debate is creating friction between companies and their employees. Almost half of UK companies want their workforce back in the office full time, according to a recent British Chambers of Commerce survey, while one in 10 have seen staff quit after hardening their stance on working from home. Major corporations are beginning to make their position clear, with Goldman Sachs and JPMorganChase among those demanding in-person attendance five days a week.
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