BUSINESSJun 17 · 10:00 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERBen Bergman ([email protected])

Allbirds is now Smartbirds, and its AI-focused CEO says people won't even remember the shoes'

Allbirds has rebranded as Smartbird and shifted from selling shoes to becoming an AI infrastructure provider. The company sold its footwear business, reduced its workforce, and appointed Nadia Carlsten as CEO to lead its new AI-focused direction, competing with companies like Amazon and CoreWeave.

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