Xbox VP Leaves Just 3 Months After Joining Asha Sharma's Team
Xbox's new VP of Engineering, Jared Palmer, has departed Microsoft shortly after being appointed by CEO Asha Sharma.
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Jared Palmer, the Xbox VP of engineering appointed by CEO Asha Sharma, left Microsoft after two to three months. The former CoreAI executive departed the division to join Cognition AI lab.
Epilogue added 76d ago, after coverage quieted.
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 12 distinct news outlets with 12 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 10.
- Primary Driver: Xbox's new VP of Engineering, Jared Palmer, has departed Microsoft shortly after being appointed by CEO Asha Sharma.
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Jared Palmer, the Xbox Vice President of Engineering, has left Microsoft. Palmer had previously moved over from Microsoft's CoreAI team to join CEO Asha Sharma's team, but departed after a tenure lasting between two and three months.
Coverage from outlets including PC Gamer, Kotaku, Eurogamer.net, and TweakTown emphasizes the brevity of Palmer's appointment. Some reports, such as those from Pure Xbox, note that some reporters view the departure as a 'non-story.' According to TweakTown, Palmer is leaving the company to join the Cognition AI lab.
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Former CoreAI executive leaves Xbox divisionGameGPU · 79d ago
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XBOX new vice president of engineering Jared Palmer has already left his jobInstant Gaming News · 79d ago
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Xbox's new VP of engineering quits just 2 months after taking the jobPC Gamer · 79d ago
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Xbox loses new exec that CEO Asha Sharma appointed just 2 months agoGamesRadar+ · 79d ago
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Xbox engineering VP leaves Microsoft to join Cognition AI labTweakTown · 79d ago
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VP of Engineering Left Xbox Just 2 Months After Getting Job80 Level · 79d ago
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Xbox VP Leaves Just 3 Months After Joining Asha Sharma's TeamKotaku · 79d ago
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Who was the Xbox VP of Engineering who left?
The executive was Jared Palmer.
How long did Jared Palmer stay at Xbox?
Coverage varies, stating he left either two or three months after being appointed.
Where is Jared Palmer going?
TweakTown reports that he is joining the Cognition AI lab.
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