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Serial entrepreneur Diane Greene was appointed CEO of Google Cloud in 2015 following the acquisition of her startup, Bebop Technologies. When she cedes her position to Oracle executive Thomas...

The MIT Corporation, which is the Institute’s board of trustees, has elected Diane B. Greene SM ’78 to serve as chair of the Corporation, effective Oct. 2. Greene, the first woman to chair the Corporation, succeeds Robert B. Millard ’73, who served in the role since 2014.

Diane Greene, a member of Google's board, sold her cloud computing startup Bebop Technologies to the search giant's parent company for $380 million. By Julie Bort, Business Insider.

Diane Greene, who was hired three years ago to build Google’s cloud-computing business, is being replaced in that job by former Oracle executive Thomas Kurian. Google said on Friday that Kurian...

Gorenberg, the founder and managing director of Zetta Venture Partners, succeeds Corporation Life Member Diane Greene SM ’78, who has served as chair since 2020. “It’s a great honor. I’m very humbled to work with some of the most accomplished people that I have ever met,” Gorenberg says.

Diane Greene is a Silicon Valley legend. She co-founded the cloud software and service company VMware with her husband, Stanford computer science professor, Mendel Rosenblum, in the late 1990s....

In November, Google announced that Diane Greene would be stepping down as CEO of Google Cloud, with former Oracle exec Thomas Kurian slated to replace her. This was a big deal: Greene was a huge ...

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