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Since acquiring GitHub in 2018, Microsoft has maintained a level of independence for the developer platform. However, significant changes are on the horizon. By next year, GitHub will be more tightly integrated into Microsoft's organizational framework. This shift coincides with the departure of GitHub's CEO, Thomas

GitHub, the popular developer platform acquired by Microsoft in 2018, is set for significant organizational changes. CEO Thomas Dohmke has announced his decision to leave, transitioning GitHub into a more tightly integrated part of Microsoft's structure. Operating somewhat independently under Microsoft's ownership, GitHub will now be

Since acquiring GitHub in 2018, Microsoft has allowed the platform some autonomy with its own executive team. However, significant changes are on the horizon as GitHub’s CEO, Thomas Dohmke, has announced his departure to "become a founder again." This move signals GitHub’s deeper integration into Microsoft&

Since Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub in 2018, the popular developer platform has maintained a degree of independence, operating with its own leadership. However, change is on the horizon as GitHub is set to be more tightly integrated into Microsoft's organizational framework. GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has

In a significant corporate restructuring move, Microsoft plans to integrate GitHub more directly into its organizational framework, coinciding with the departure of GitHub's CEO, Thomas Dohmke. Since acquiring GitHub in 2018, the platform has operated with some level of independence. However, this upcoming change will more firmly embed