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Nicholas Lee is CEO of Plano-based cybersecurity and compliance services company Armor Defense. [Photo: Armor]
Armor Taps Tech Veteran as CEO to Scale While Founder Focuses on Innovation
by Sandra Engelland | Nov 5, 2026
Former Fujitsu Intelligence CEO Nicholas Lee takes the helm at the Plano-based cybersecurity and compliance services company while founder Chris Drake pivots from CEO to chief innovation officer.
by Teresa Craighead |
Nov 4, 2026
Chief Brand and Scientific Officer Lucy Gildea talks with Dallas Innovates about how the Addison-based direct seller is pairing AI-powered tools with a 40-market brand campaign to reach younger customers and consultants.
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by Glenda Vosburgh |
Nov 3, 2026
The startup’s AI platform checks hospital invoices against contracts to guard against overpayments.
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by Glenda Vosburgh |
Oct 29, 2026
Kharat, who previously led ScienceLogic’s Skylar AI unit, will drive growth for Acumen, the publicly traded tech company’s AI-powered autonomous networking platform.
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Raamel Mitchell is co-founder and CEO of Gooru AI. [Photo: Gooru AI]
Addison Startup Gooru AI Launches ‘Digital Goorus’ to Scale Experts’ Reach
by John Egan | Oct 28, 2026
Co-founded by former Microsoft exec Raamel Mitchell, the startup lets universities, coaches, creators and others launch branded AI stand-ins starting at $48 a month.
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by Lauren Lawley Head |
Oct 27, 2026
The venture capital firm plans to invest up to $1 billion each in roughly 10 growth- and late-stage companies, with a focus on AI, AI infrastructure and defense. Founder and CEO Alex Davis says the best private tech companies need more capital than ever.
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Three Samsung products made Time magazine’s list of the best inventions for 2026, including its Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone, which comes with a built-in privacy display. [Photo: Samsung Electronics America]
Innovators With DFW Ties Claim 8 Spots on Time’s List of Best Inventions for 2026
by John Egan | Oct 20, 2026
Driverless freight, de-extinction science, AI-powered hardware and more land companies with North Texas ties among Time’s 300 picks for the year.
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by Sandra Engelland |
Oct 14, 2026
The Dallas-based de-extinction company said its GenoMorph platform continues a series of breakthroughs aimed at reviving extinct and endangered species.
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Patented: Citi’s AI-Generated Suspicious Activity Reports and 105 More Inventions Across North Texas
by Dave Head |
Oct 14, 2026
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 9 nationally with 106 patents the week of Sept. 22. One went to Citibank for a system, developed largely by an Irving team, that uses large language models to draft the reports banks must file when they suspect financial crime.
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Southwest Airlines rolled out a ChatGPT plugin that lets people shop for flights in the popular AI tool. [Photo: Southwest]
Dallas’ Southwest Airlines Launches ChatGPT Plugin to Help Customers Find Flights
by Sandra Engelland | Oct 8, 2026
The plugin, which Southwest says is a first-of-its-kind tool for a U.S. airline, represents the first phase of a larger tech collaboration with ChatGPT owner Open AI and Amazon Web Services.
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