Microsoft: Microsoft said on Friday gaming head Phil Spencer is retiring after 38 years at the software maker, in a major leadership shake-up. The company named insider Asha Sharma as the executive vice president and CEO of the gaming division. In her previous role, Sharma led product development for AI models and services at Microsoft. According to Radio Television Brunei, Sharma's appointment marks a significant transition in Microsoft's gaming division. Her experience in AI product development is expected to influence the company's strategy in gaming technology advancements. Spencer's departure comes after a long and influential career at Microsoft, where he played a crucial role in shaping the company's gaming initiatives and expanding its presence in the gaming industry.
