Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discussed the company's security challenges in a recent interview.MicrosoftMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella called for a culture change amid the company's security challenges.The company has contended with the global CrowdStrike outage and vulnerability to Chinese hacks.Microsoft has accepted responsibility for security flaws, acknowledging breaches by hackers.Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, doesn't have the…

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company needs a 'culture change' after security failures

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How Satya Nadella transformed Microsoft as it enters its 50th year, including by changing its toxic culture, embracing open source, and making the OpenAI deal  —  When Satya Nadella took over as CEO, the company was lumbering and uncool.  He cleaned up a toxic culture, crafted the deal of the decade, and put Microsoft back on top.

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How Satya Nadella transformed Microsoft as it enters its 50th year, including by changing its toxic culture, embracing open source, and making the OpenAI deal

When Satya Nadella took over as CEO, the company was lumbering and uncool. He cleaned up a toxic culture, crafted the deal of the decade, and put Microsoft back on top.

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Relevant! Relevant! Relevant! At 50, Microsoft Is an AI Giant, Open-Source Lover, and as Bad as Ever

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella called for a culture change amid the company's security challenges.The company has contended with the global CrowdStrike outage and vulnerability to Chinese hacks.Microsoft has accepted responsibility for security flaws, acknowledging breaches by hackers.Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, doesn't have the best track record regarding security.Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company needs to change that…

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No question about it: Nadella’s Microsoft is a triumph. Finally, in the 2020s, Microsoft has centered on the most innovative tech since the PC itself. And though revenues from AI products haven’t begun to offset Microsoft’s huge investments, it has the confidence—and the resources—to wait until the products improve and users find them useful. But can Microsoft really avoid the hubris that set it so far back before? Consider what happened in May …

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