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Microsoft veteran executive Yusuf Mehdi is leaving after the next fiscal year, an internal memo shows

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Microsoft veteran executive Yusuf Mehdi is leaving after the next fiscal year, an internal memo shows

Microsoft executive vice president Yusuf Mehdi is leaving after 35 years. He wrote that he plans to help "reimagine Windows for the agentic era."

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