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Microsoft faces existential threat every 5 yrs, still we're here: Nadella

Satya Nadella speaks to Karan Choudhury about how his company is working towards the next generation of technology

Satya Nadella, Microsoft
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Photo: Dalip Kumar

Karan Choudhury New Delhi
Over the past 25 years, from being written off every five years by tech gurus to facing enormous challenges on the home-front, Microsoft has been through a lot of upheavals. Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella, who is in India promoting his book ‘Hit Refresh’, speaks to Karan Choudhury about how his company is working towards the next generation of technology. 

“It is not all about binary codes and algorithms,” Nadella says, adding the ‘E’ in his designation stands for empathy, a core part of the company’s work culture.

Your and Elon Musk’s stand on artificial intelligence (AI) is quite

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