Bing founder becomes EA’s new CTO

EA has appointed Bing founder Ken Moss as its new chief technology officer.

He will lead the organisation and strategy for EA’s Digital Platform and Information Technology divisions.He replaces former CTO Rajat Taneka, who left the publisher last year to join Visa.

Moss most recently worked at eBay, where he led the Marketplace Technology, Science and Data group. Prior to that, he worked at Microsoft for 20 years, founding Search, which later became Bing.

Story originally published on Develop.

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