Google's Cloud Computing Business COO Diane Bryant Has Left

Diane Bryant, the former head of Intel's data center group who joined Google's cloud business less than a year ago, has left the company, Bloomberg reported•While at Intel, Bryant was the most well-known and successful female executive in the $300 billion chip industry•At Alphabet, she was COO of the cloud business

Bloomberg

July 3, 2018

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Diane Bryant, former executive VP and GM of Intel's Data Center Group and former COO of Google Cloud (Photo: Intel)Intel

Alistair Barr (Bloomberg) -- Google said cloud-computing executive Diane Bryant has left, less than a year after joining the internet giant.

"We are grateful for the contributions she made while at Google and we wish her the best in her next pursuit," a Google spokesman wrote in an email. Bryant didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on Tuesday.

Bryant, the most well-known and successful female executive in the $300 billion chip industry, led Intel Corp.’s market-dominating data center business until May 2017, when she took a leave of absence for personal reasons. Intel recently ousted its chief executive officer and is looking for a new leader.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google hired her in November to be chief operating officer of its cloud business. Business Insider reported her departure earlier on Tuesday.

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