Latest News In Cloud AI - Intelagen Appoints New CTO to Boost AI Solutions

Simply Wall St.
04 Mar

Intelagen, a Google Cloud partner focused on Agentic AI, has announced the appointment of David "Mac" McDaniel as its new Chief Technology Officer. McDaniel, with over 30 years of tech leadership experience and a background as a Google Fellow, will oversee Intelagen's Digital Engineering division, focusing on AI, cloud platforms, and security. Intelagen aims to leverage McDaniel's expertise to drive the development of enterprise-class AI solutions, enhancing customer experience and promoting business empowerment through innovative technology. This appointment aligns with Intelagen's mission to deliver impactful, cutting-edge digital solutions.

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  • "Google Cloud Partner Intelagen Announces David “Mac” McDaniel as New Chief Technology Officer" from Intelagen on GlobeNewswire (published 28 February 2025)

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