In 2011, Pichai introduced Chrome OS and Chromebook. He took charge of the Android operating system in 2013 and by 2014, he was leading all products and engineering at Google. In this role, Pichai oversaw various key Google products and platforms, such as Search, Maps, Play, Android, Chrome, Gmail, and Google Workspace. In the tech industry, there were rumors suggesting that Sundar Pichai was a strong contender for the CEO position at Microsoft, but ultimately, Satya Nadella secured the role. In August 2015, Google underwent a reorganization and became Alphabet. During this restructuring, Sundar Pichai was chosen as the CEO of Google. Later, in July 2017, he also joined the board of directors at Alphabet. Under Pichai's leadership, Google has been investing in various new opportunities, such as Google Cloud and YouTube. The company is also actively involved in research and development of cutting-edge technologies, including machine learning and quantum computing.