BT founder leaves and YouTube Chen

BitTorrent co-founder Ashwen Navi (Ashwin Navin) Beijing time November 7, according to foreign media reports, BitTorrent company co-founder Ashwen Navi (Ashwin Navin) said in Thursday, he will resign as president of the company,　　Turned into a company director. After resigning, Navid will set up a new company with YouTube co-founder Chen and others. In 2004, Navid and Blame Kokhan (Bram Cohen) founded the BitTorrent company.　　In recent months, there have been reports that Navid would leave, but were denied by Navid.　　Since the creation of BitTorrent, the company has evolved from the original BT seed search engine to a consumer store, business-to-business distribution channel, embedded BT software in devices such as routers, and recently launched video game services. BitTorrent appointed the new CEO and CTO in October 2007. But soon thereafter, Comcast began to ban BitTorrent's Peer-to-peer protocol.　　Later, two companies reached a settlement. In August this year, BitTorrent laid off nearly 20 people. In September, BitTorrent appointed the new CFO and a vice president of engineering.　　Meanwhile, BitTorrent $17 million trillion in investment, bringing the total to $46.4 million trillion. It is understood that Navid's new company resembles an incubator. Navid says he plans to buy a small office building in the San Francisco Church district with partners such as Chen. On speculation that Chen will leave, Chen says he will not leave YouTube.