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The Singapore company at the center of the Alice Huang reporting built its data center team with former Alibaba Cloud people, staff records show. Inside Nvidia, Asia legal and partner veterans left in 2026.
Aramco closed its $2.6 billion deal for 49% of Humain on November 1. The people running Humain's AI infrastructure came from Aramco Digital, and Humain has barely grown while its 2030 target rose to 3 gigawatts.
CoreWeave has more than $100 billion of work signed and a goal of 8 gigawatts by 2030. Ahead of Tuesday's results, I looked at whether it is hiring the people needed to deliver it.
Qatar and Singapore paid peak prices for Checkout.com in 2022. It's now profitable, growing fastest in the US, running a US bank, and hiring heavily from Stripe.
Temasek has kept direct crypto off its books since FTX. Two of its best-known holdings are building custody, stablecoin and agent payment businesses anyway, and Standard Chartered's workforce is shrinking where that work happens.
Concentrix is shrinking, its CFO is leaving, and the people it is hiring look different from the people it is losing. Here is what I expect when it reports its fiscal year in January.
Palantir ran 2026 on the people it already had, its first flat year since 2023. The AI labs are now hiring its government staff, and Palantir has started hiring recruiters. Here is what I expect for 2027.
Concentrix is the top destination for people leaving PayPal this year. Most arrived in May, the month PayPal set its $1.5 billion savings target, many in the same support, fraud and disputes jobs.
Palantir grew revenue 96% in Q3 on a workforce that hasn't grown all year. Tenured builders are leaving, and the teams that deliver the product are among its least experienced.
Elon Musk expects most neoclouds to die. Several of the larger ones have Gulf sovereign money in them. I looked at which of those companies are hiring the people needed to deliver what they have sold.
Anthropic’s draft IPO filing warns its AI may resist shutdown. Its recent hires point elsewhere: treasury from OpenAI, compute leads from Google, sales from Salesforce.
L3Harris goes into Q3 earnings with a record $42 billion backlog and raised guidance. Late in Q3, its workforce began to contract in engineering, operations and business support - hiring continued in systems engineering, missile procurement and supply chain.
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