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There’s only one way to rub shoulders with all of these folks—register your interest before it’s too late:

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Plus: Olympic snowboarder Shaun White will join us. Real estate star Ryan Serhant and Mr. “Assistants vs. Agents” himself, Warner Bailey, will, too. And I’m not going to promise that AI actress Tilly Norwood will make a cameo, but I’m not not, either.

And there’s no anniversary celebration without a little sizzle. Tech icons Steve Case and Meg Whitman return to our esteemed gathering, as does Brainstorm’s founding editor, David Kirkpatrick.

Lunar Outpost chief Justin Cyrus will take us to the moon. Future Dynamics CEO Cathy Hackl will open our eyes and Base Power CEO Zach Dell will bring the heat. We’ll even hear from Aaru CEO Cameron Fink, a tech wunderkind if there ever was one.

It doesn’t end there. Liquid Death chief Mike Cessario will murder conventional marketing. Noble Mobile CEO Andrew Yang will break down the math of digital addiction. Campus founder Tade Oyerinde will school us on new models for education.

Expect views from the smart money, too. Bloomberg Beta’s Karin Klein and CapitalG’s Mo Jomaa are among the illustrious investors in this year’s mix.

Expect emissaries from the ever-changing world of media. Among them: Tubi chief Anjali Sud, Yahoo CEO Jim Lanzone, and Twitch chief Daniel Clancy—plus Grant LaFontaine, CEO of the addictive shopping streamer Whatnot.

We’ll also have leaders of some of the biggest corporations on the planet. UPS CEO Carol Tomé will join us, as will Booking Holdings chief Glenn Fogel and Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian.

We’ll have all things AI, of course. Anthropic’s Claude Code chief Boris Cherny will be there, as will SambaNova CEO Rodrigo Liang, Snowflake chief Sridhar Ramaswamy, and Adaption Labs CEO Sara Hooker.

And did we mention Brian Schimpf? All systems go for the Anduril CEO.

I’m thrilled to share some of the eminent folks who will be speaking at this year’s @fortune.com Brainstorm Tech, June 8 to 10 in Aspen, Colorado.

Joining the 25th anniversary celebration of our flagship tech summit is an array of big thinkers from across industries.

Back in the saddle for our daily tech newsletter called—what else?—Fortune Tech.

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Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For | Fortune This year's 100 Best Companies to Work For are rebuilding the social contract at work so people feel supported, trusted, and future-ready as they undergo that transition.

Several tech firms in @fortune.com's latest 100 Best Companies to Work For:

3. Cisco
6. Nvidia
28. Salesforce
47. Box
49. Intuit
93. Atlassian
100. HPE

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A rare year where I feel like *every* Philadelphia sports team is vying to break my heart

Ken Griffin wants to reshape Miami—and maybe American politics | Fortune The mega-donor Republican is betting the Sun Belt is the future of American enterprise, and breaking with the president on trade and immigration.

The great Shawn Tully, on Ken Griffin, in @fortune.com:

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Back from paternity leave. What’d I miss?

How Talks Between Anthropic and the Defense Dept. Fell Apart

“In the end, the talks … were undone by weeks of building frustration between men who had differing philosophies … and who did not like one another.” www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/t...

L.A. and Long Beach are among the least affordable cities in the world for homebuyers Several Southern California cities were ranked among the hardest places in the world to buy a home in a new study from Remitly.

“When the price of a regular home is compared to regular local salaries, Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego and San José were among the five least affordable cities in the world … more expensive for homebuyers than New York, Paris and Singapore.” www.latimes.com/business/sto...

Washington Post Lays Off More Than 300 Journalists

“The cuts are a sign that Jeff Bezos, who became one of the world’s richest people by selling things on the internet, has not yet figured out how to build and maintain a profitable publication on the internet.” www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/b...

I am *so excited* to return to Aspen for the 25th anniversary of @fortune.com #BrainstormTech. It's June 8-10, 2026.

I can't wait to once again bring together the smartest technologists, executives, and investors we know.

I hope you'll join me:

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Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon was in top form at our annual @fortune.com Brainstorm dinner in Las Vegas last night.

Me: “Smartphones, robotics, industrial IoT, automotive, PCs….what businesses doesn’t Qualcomm want to be in?”

Him: “Bad ones”

#BrainstormTech #CES2026

It’s always a blast to gather brilliant folks in an intimate way for our first Brainstorm of the year. (The respite from the chaos of CES helps, too.) Can’t wait!

Stoked for our 11th (!) annual @fortune.com Brainstorm dinner in Las Vegas tonight.

I’ll be interviewing Qualcomm CEO Cristiano R. Amon about chips, robotics, AI, and more while colleague Allie Garfinkle will be leading a starry panel discussion about agentic AI.

Stoked to return to San Francisco for our fifth-ever, sold out (!) Fortune Brainstorm AI. We have an extraordinary experience, onstage and off, waiting for the business and technology leaders in attendance. Joseph Gordon-Levitt will join us. Natasha Lyonne will, too. And: San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie will be in the house. The CEOs of Arm, CoreWeave, Databricks, Calm, Contextual, Cursor, DataSnipper, Exelon, Freshworks, Glean, Google Cloud, Govini, Intuit, May Mobility, Rivian, Shield, Skild and more will offer their ideas. Eminences from Accenture, Amazon, Autodesk, Barclays, Canva, Cerebras, Cisco, Experian, Gap, Lowe’s, Mistral, Nvidia, OpenAI, PayPal, Perplexity, Qualcomm, Rubrik, Serve Robotics, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Workday, and Zoox will share even more. In short: It’s gonna rip. Brainstorm is unquestionably a team sport and I’m so grateful to chairs Jeremy Kahn, Allie Garfinkle, Jason Del Rey, and Rana El Kaliouby—plus programming geniuses Charlotte Burney, Caitlin Farrell, and Melissa Groff and production powerhouse Julieanna Gray-Stipek—for making our dreams real this week. We kick things off Monday morning. LFG!

LFG! @fortune.com #BrainstormAI

Thrilled to announce that San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie will speak at @fortune.com #BrainstormAI next week:

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Opinion | Cancer Patients Like Me Are Casualties of MAHA’s Hypocrisy

“While the administration takes aim at real institutional shortcomings, its actions supplant science with ideology and people like myself are caught in the crossfire.” www.nytimes.com/2025/11/11/o...

Why Is It So Hard to Fix Penn Station? The nation’s busiest transit hub stands as a symbol of a condition that afflicts so many attempts to get big things done in America: inertia.

“As yardsticks of American progress go, Penn Station does not inspire pride … a layer cake of inadequacy.” www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

I hope so, too!

It'll be the evening of January 5, 2026 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

This is our largest Brainstorm members' dinner and we reach capacity every single year, so if you want to come, don't wait—register your interest ASAP:

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