Google is planning for a post-AGI future by hiring a research scientist who specializes in this field to better prepare for ...

Silicon Valley tech giant Microsoft on April 7 fired two employees — including Indian American Vaniya Agrawal, who disrupted a Q&A session with CEO Satya Nadella and former CEOs Bill Gates and ...

"You may have seen me stand up earlier today to call out Satya during his speech at the Microsoft 50th anniversary," she wrote, adding that in good conscience, she could no longer be a part of the ...

Shame on you all.” Meanwhile, Vaniya Agrawal, another Microsoft employee, had disrupted the event where Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was in a panel discussion with Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.

A member of the company's AI division, Agrawal confronted CEO Satya Nadella and former CEOs Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer during a panel discussion, alleging that Microsoft's technologies were ...

and Satya Nadella. "50,000 Palestinians in Gaza have been murdered with Microsoft technology. How dare you? Shame on all of you for celebrating on their blood," Ms Agrawal shouted, referring to ...

A second, more high-profile disruption followed when Vaniya Agrawal, an Indian-American software engineer at Microsoft, confronted Gates, Ballmer, and current CEO Satya Nadella while they were ...

The celebration took an unexpected turn when a 28-year-old Indian-American software engineer interrupted a high-profile keynote attended by Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and CEO Satya Nadella ...

In February, five staff members were removed from a meeting with CEO Satya Nadella after disrupting it over similar concerns. Microsoft has yet to respond publicly to either the accusations or ...

The protestors, who were women working within the company, accused Microsoft and its leadership including co-founder Bill Gates and CEO Satya Nadella of being complicit in violence against ...

At Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration, CEO Satya Nadella took center stage to reflect on the company’s transformation from a small software outfit to one of the biggest forces in global ...

The tariffs are a topic that CEO Satya Nadella and his two predecessors, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, were forced to uncomfortably confront Friday in an interview with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.