Tom Dotan is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in covering Microsoft, Salesforce, and business technology. His work has been featured in various publications including Business Insider, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News. Tom's articles provide insights into the latest developments in the tech industry and the impact on businesses and consumers.
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Tom Dotan's coverage primarily focuses on the tech and business sectors, with a significant emphasis on company leadership, especially within big tech firms. His articles often include investment analysis and data citations.
Given this focus, Tom would likely be interested in pitches related to executive changes or internal conflicts within major technology companies. Furthermore, he may appreciate insights from industry analysts or insiders who can provide valuable perspectives on the implications of such developments for the companies involved and their industries. Additionally, considering his interest in investment analysis, providing expert opinions on financial impacts could also be appealing to him.
It is important to note that Tom seems particularly focused on specific individuals such as Sam Altman and topics relating to OpenAI. Therefore, tailoring pitches around similar high-profile figures or events in the technology space might resonate well with him.
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By: Berber Jin, Deepa Seetharaman, Tom Dotan
OpenAI is planning to convert from a nonprofit organization to a for-profit company at the same time it is undergoing major personnel shifts including the abrupt resignation Wednesday of its chief technology officer, Mira Murati.
The company behind ChatGPT is aiming to raise around $6.5 billion in funding set to close next week.
By: Berber Jin, Tom Dotan, Theo Francis
Converting from a nonprofit happens rarely, especially for organizations this wealthy. OpenAI has two years to do so.
By: Berber Jin, Tom Dotan, Theo Francis
Converting from a nonprofit happens rarely, especially for organizations this wealthy. OpenAI has two years to do so.
By: Deepa Seetharaman, Tom Dotan
The startup behind ChatGPT raised $6.6 billion from backers including Microsoft, SoftBank and Thrive Capital.
By: Berber Jin, Tom Dotan
The search-based chatbot is seeking to raise around $500 million in what would be its fourth funding round in a year.
Revenue for the tech giant's Azure cloud business beat analysts' expectations.
Microsoft, Google and Amazon all report strong quarterly growth in cloud revenue, but warn of increased capital spending.
Microsoft, Google and Amazon all report strong quarterly growth in cloud revenue, but warn of increased capital spending.
When Microsoft hired a big name in artificial intelligence, Mustafa Suleyman, earlier this year, he mentioned to a colleague that Chief Executive Satya Nadella had promised him time to build products without worrying about profitability. Microsoft’s chief financial officer of 11 years, Hood has long offered pragmatic balance to Nadella’s starry-eyed ambitions. Hood and members of the finance team—many embedded with specific Microsoft divisions—are reviewing the progress of projects nearly daily, monitoring the status of chip orders, the construction of new data centers and the development and sales of AI software, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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