Windows chief Terry Myerson is leaving as Microsoft reorganizes

Microsoft Executive Vice President of the Windows and Devices Group Terry Myerson speaks during the 2016 Microsoft Build Developer Conference in San Francisco, California. Microsoft announced a major reorganization Thursday, establishing two main engineering teams focused on experiences and devices, and cloud and AI platforms. Terry Myerson, executive vice president for the Windows and Devices group, is leaving the company. "Leaving fills me with many emotions," Myerson said in a post to his LinkedIn. "But I'm mostly filled with gratitude and optimism – gratitude for the experiences I have had and optimism for the future ahead – both for Microsoft and myself."