Mr. Sundararaman leads a specialized team of technical leaders and domain experts driving innovation at the intersection of data cloud technology and advanced AI applications.

SEATTLE, WA, August 04, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ — Arvind Sundararaman has been selected for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who. As in all Marquis Who’s Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Mr. Sundararaman currently serves as the head of field chief technology officers (field CTO) and applied field engineering organizations for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) at Snowflake Inc., where he leads a specialized team of technical leaders and domain experts driving innovation at the intersection of data cloud technology and advanced AI applications. Under his strategic leadership, his organization has become a catalyst for enterprise AI transformation. He has spearheaded the rapid scaling of enterprise AI/ML adoption, cultivating a team of distinguished field CTOs and applied field engineers who deliver transformative solutions to complex artificial intelligence challenges. He has been instrumental in pioneering generative AI integration into enterprise data architectures, enabling organizations to unlock unprecedented value from their data assets.

A seasoned leader in technology, business transformation and artificial intelligence, Mr. Sundararaman previously led product management, go-to-market and solutions architecture organizations for AI and ML services at Amazon Web Services (AWS). There, he managed a diverse portfolio of artificial intelligence solutions across conversational AI, enterprise search, document processing and other critical business domains. His strategic leadership consistently delivered exceptional results, contributing to AWS’s market leadership in the AI space.

Mr. Sundararaman’s distinguished career at AWS spanned over seven years, during which time he progressively advanced through key leadership roles, where he orchestrated multiple global transformation initiatives for Fortune 1000 and Global 2000 organizations. His professional journey also includes significant contributions at Deloitte Consulting LLP, where he was recognized as a top performer for four consecutive years while spearheading technology transformation projects across North America.

Throughout his career, Mr. Sundararaman has distinguished himself as an inspiring leader who builds highly effective teams through empathy and genuine connection. Colleagues and team members consistently recognize his ability to create inclusive environments where innovation thrives. He actively mentors rising technology professionals, helping them navigate and succeed in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Mr. Sundararaman maintains active memberships in several prominent industry organizations focused on technology advancement and innovation. In addition to his executive achievements, he is an accomplished musician who composes original works and performs on multiple instruments, demonstrating the same creative innovation that drives his professional success.

Mr. Sundararaman attributes his success to his intellectual curiosity, willingness to embrace new challenges and commitment to making transformative technologies accessible across global markets. His thought leadership in artificial intelligence continues to shape industry conversations and drive innovation at the enterprise level.

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The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine is actively integrating artificial intelligence into its operational framework, according to General Lieutenant Kyrylo Budanov, head of the agency. In a recent statement, Kyrylo Budanov emphasized the transformative effect modern technologies are having on intelligence work amid ongoing full-scale war with russia.

According to Kyrylo Budanov, the Defense Intelligence specialists are constantly experimenting with advanced solutions, aiming to enhance the speed and precision of intelligence gathering, analysis, and decision-making. AI has emerged as a critical tool in this process, enabling Ukrainian analysts to handle complex tasks in minutes, tasks that previously required hours of human effort.

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“Artificial intelligence performs in a fraction of the time what used to take people hours, or even longer. That’s just a fact,” Budanov stated.

His comment reflects broader trends in modern warfare, where machine learning and data automation are increasingly crucial for gaining a competitive edge.

While specific details about AI applications remain classified, experts believe such tools could be used in areas like image recognition from satellite and drone footage, open-source intelligence processing, cyber defense, and predictive threat modeling. AI can also assist in sorting large volumes of intercepted data, making patterns and anomalies easier to detect.

The decision to adopt AI reflects Ukraine’s strategic response to russia’s heavy investment in digital warfare and autonomous systems. While both sides innovate rapidly, Ukraine’s collaboration with Western tech partners and startups has given it a flexible and adaptive approach to integrating cutting-edge solutions.

Kyrylo Budanov’s remarks also signal a cultural shift within Ukraine’s defense establishment. Intelligence is no longer confined to classified reports and human analysts, it’s increasingly becoming a hybrid of human expertise and machine-enhanced processing power. This evolution mirrors trends seen in U.S. and NATO military circles, where AI is seen as a force multiplier.

The integration of AI also raises questions about ethical safeguards, data reliability, and operational transparency. However, Ukrainian official seem confident in their capacity to harness the technology responsibly, particularly under the pressure of existential war.

As Defense Express previously reported, according to the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, russia is preparing for a large-scale escalation in drone warfare by planning the production of up to 40,000 Shahed-136/Geran-2 strike UAVs in 2025. In addition to these loitering munitions, 24,000 decoy drones (the Gerbera models) are also slated for manufacture, suggesting an intensified reliance on both saturation attacks and electronic warfare deception tactics.

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Utilities are among the top picks for international investment group Cohen & Steers as it reshuffles its holdings to minimise the impact of global tariffs and bets on rising demand for power from data centres to cope with the artificial intelligence boom.

“Utilities tend to have very little impact from tariffs,” said Ben Morton, the New York-based head of global infrastructure for the $US88 billion ($136 billion) asset manager during a trip to Sydney to meet with local investors.

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