Satya Nadella's career rise, from computer science student to turning Microsoft into a $3 trillion titan as CEO
Satya Nadella has been running Microsoft for a decade. Here's how the company became a $3 trillion titan under his leadership.
Matt Weinberger
former Deputy Editor, Cloud
Satya Nadella's life and career, from computer-science student to CEO of Microsoft and turning it into a $3 trillion titan
Satya Nadella has been running Microsoft for a decade. Here's how the company became a $3 trillion titan under his leadership.
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