In an interview with a well-known former cricketer Anil Kumble, the CEO of the tech giant, of course, the India-born Satya Nadella told about all the matters close to his heart – his family, cricket and the potential that new generation technologies support for the organizations and the society at comprehensive. Currently, the tech giant Microsoft’s chief executive officer (CEO), of course, the India-born Satya Nadella is in India’s capital, Delhi, as part of a two-day visit to India to promote his book Hit Refresh. The tech giant Microsoft’s chief executive officer (CEO), of course, the India-born Satya Nadella stated by referring to AI as one of the three technologies that will shape the years and decades to come that “the currency of our times will be the ability to collect data but, more importantly, to reason over it to create intelligence”. Again the tech giant Microsoft’s chief executive officer (CEO), of course, the India-born Satya Nadella also quoted the examples of how the company’s ‘HoloLens’ a holographic computer designed by the Redmond-based company that allows users to interact with digital content to get an immersive experience which is being used across sectors like education. The well-known former cricketer Anil Kumble stated that even he had also tried the HoloLens and simply walked on Mars. The tech giant Microsoft’s chief executive officer (CEO), of course, the India-born Satya Nadella also stated that ” even ‘Teleportation’ is no longer limited to just Star Trek, Nadella said to a packed hall. If you take Microsoft 43 years into our existence and I look at it every five years, we have had some new existential threat”. Later one of the tech giant Microsoft executives stated that “Whether it is that you are just nervous about an exam or excited about a new job, Ruuh just like a friend is always there to chat with you.” Lastly, the tech giant Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella added that “We decided to bring this to India. It turns out that something that is good in one country and bringing it into another country which is conversational is very different and challenging…So we said let’s build an Indian social bot and we named it Ruuh”. So, what do you think about this? Simply share your views and thoughts in the comment section below.
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