GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke's remarks come at a time when tech giants have laid off over 100,000 employees since the start of 2025, citing slow growth, rising costs, and a shift towards AI and automation ...

Thomas Dohmke, the newest chief executive of Microsoft-owned GitHub, is a developer at heart. Now he tells Insider he wants to be an executive who's "all about developer happiness." ...

Thomas Dohmke, the CEO of GitHub, speaking at VivaTech in Paris. Mustafa Yalcin/Anadolu via Getty Images. Founders can use AI to launch a startup, but GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke says they still need ...

Thomas Dohmke, CEO of GitHub, said the "smartest" companies will hire more developers, not less.Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty Images Thomas Dohmke, the CEO of GitHub, said the "smartest ...

Thomas Dohmke, who has been CEO of Microsoft-owned GitHub since 2021, talked in a recent interview with "The Pragmatic Engineer" about what early-career software developers bring to the table. "It ...

Thomas Dohmke said it's key for an AI agent to write code that the developer can quickly change using their own skills. "Being able to pick the agent that provides the best ROI or do it themselves ...

GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke said coding is a core skill, much like literacy and mathematics, and understanding it is fundamental in today's world. You should still learn to code, says the CEO of GitHub.

“AI and software development are now inextricably linked for the rest of our lives,” GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke said today during a presentation at the Collision conference in Toronto, Canada.

GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke considers AI and software development to now be inextricably linked, powered by assistive tools such as Copilot and its associated Copilot Chat, which the Microsoft-owned ...

Microsoft Corp. named Thomas Dohmke chief executive officer for its GitHub code-sharing unit and promoted developer tools executive Julia Liuson, as the company looks to accelerate its growth in ...

Microsoft promoted Julia Liuson to head up its developer division and put Thomas Dohmke atop its code-sharing unit, GitHub. The Redmond-based tech giant bought GitHub in 2018 for $7.5 billion.