breen
Americannoun
adjective
Etymology
Origin of breen
Example Sentences
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That puts a premium on the ability of inference chips to serve up results efficiently, said Tim Breen, chief executive of GlobalFoundries, a chip manufacturer.
OverAI, a startup with five full time employees and $6.35 million in venture funding, offers a conversational “AI Architect,” that helps companies build their CRM, or any other given system in natural language, while also pulling in prebuilt components, like permissioning systems and security alerts, said co-founder and Chief Executive Mollie Breen.
DuPont’s transformation has been largely carried out by Edward Breen, the company’s executive chairman and former chief executive officer.
It has also fallen far short of what Breen generated during his tenure at Tyco, the conglomerate he joined as CEO in 2002 and helped break up.
Breen, DuPont’s executive chairman, presided over most but not all of the changes.
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