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Patrick Grady

Chairman and CEO

TetraScience

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Artificial Intelligence
Connectivity, Cloud & Infrastructure
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About Me

Patrick Grady is Chairman and CEO of TetraScience, the Scientific Data and AI Cloud, driving the company’s mission to accelerate the impact of Scientific AI on solving humanity’s greatest challenges. Under his leadership, TetraScience is transforming how global enterprises use scientific data for AI-powered discovery, development, and manufacturing. A recognized innovator in enterprise technology, Patrick has shaped the evolution of cloud computing and artificial intelligence over two decades. As founder and CEO of Rearden Commerce, he built one of the first enterprise SaaS companies, scaling it to a $1.5B valuation and establishing it as the sixth most valuable private technology company globally by 2011. His work in web services, service-oriented architectures, and software-as-a-service helped lay the foundation for today's trillion-dollar cloud market.

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The Rise of Sovereign Scientific AI

As organizations (and nations) seek greater control over their AI technologies and research processes, the concept of "sovereign scientific AI" has emerged, questionning the possibility of developping robust, independent AI capabilities for scientific discovery while maintaining appropriate control over data, infrastructure and IP in their development strategy.