With Sundar Pichai, 43, being named chief executive officer of Google today, and Satya Nadella heading Microsoft, Indians are now poised to dominate the upper echelons of the technology giants as well. As heads of Microsoft and Google, Nadella and Newly appointed Google CEO Sundar Pichai joined Google, around the time it went public in … Read more
Google opened up a can of alphabet soup on Monday when it announced that the company will be completely restructured and renamed. Google is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alphabet, the new company that will KOLKATA: IIT Kharagpur was a tad disappointed with this alumnus after he gave its convocation a miss last Sunday. His … Read more
SRK, who participated in a 30-minute chat with Sundar Pichai at Googleplex, was promoting his film Happy New Year. On his way to the chat, he was ambushed by a Google flash mob dancing to the song Indiawale from Happy New Year. As Mr Pichai tells it, In a letter to investors, Page outlined Alphabet … Read more
When Sundar Pichai joined Google Inc. GOOG 4.27 % in 2004, he seemed an unlikely CEO candidate: a semiconductor engineer with a business degree assigned to manage the Google Toolbar, software that let Web surfers quickly search with Google on As part of a corporate reshuffle announced Monday, Sundar Pichai has been named the CEO … Read more
Have you heard of Dodgeball? Or Jaiku? Dodgeball was a location-specific social networking site Google acquired in 2005 and its co-founder Dennis Crowley left four years later and founded Foursquare, pretty much the same stuff that worked better. Jaiku KOLKATA: Gloating over its alumnus Sundar Pichai taking over as the CEO of Google's core business, … Read more
Google's senior vice president Sundar Pichai is becoming CEO of the search giant as the company restructures. Current CEO Larry Page announced the following in a statement: Last year in October, SRK and his team of Happy New Year were present at Googleplex, which is Google's Headquarters in Mountain View, California, and had a little … Read more