Amid layoffs and protests, Microsoft revealed its bold AI future at the Build conference. CEO Satya Nadella discussed new platforms and partnerships with industry leaders like Elon Musk.
In a bold move, Microsoft has announced the layoff of 7,000 employees, approximately 3% of its workforce, as part of a strategic pivot towards AI investments. This decision is intended to optimize resources and bolster the company’s AI-centric initiatives, amid discussions about potential further layoffs.
Microsoft Build 2023 kicks off on May 19 with keynotes from CEO Satya Nadella and CTO Kevin Scott. Expect major announcements on AI-powered products and integration into Microsoft 365.
Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration featured Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and significant protests from employees. The event showcased new AI features amidst controversial remarks about corporate ethics.
Microsoft has appointed Amy Coleman as its new Chief People Officer, replacing Kathleen Hogan, who transitions to a role focused on corporate strategy. This change comes as Microsoft revamps its performance review process amid significant industry shifts.
