Christine Cabot resigned from an astronomer after a Coldplay viral clip

The chief employee of the US technology company, who was apparently caught on the big screen at a Coldplay concert, covering the company’s executive director, resigned.

Christine Cabot no longer works for an astronomer, the company told the BBC in a statement.

Her departure follows that of Andy Byron, the former CEO of the company, who left last week after the company announced that it would be put on leave and investigated.

He can see a man and a woman who have been identified by US media as colleagues hugging on a jumbo screen in the arena before they sharply throw and hide.

After seeing the couple tried to hide from the camera, the leading Coldplay singer Chris Martin said to the crowd, “Either they have an affair, or they are just very shy.”

The video, which showed the couple, who swings music at the concert, before trying to hide, won millions of views on social media. He was then shared within platforms, becoming memoirs and making fun of television programs.

As the Internet sods tried to identify the couple and the false statements appeared on the incident, the astronomer released a statement in which he announced an investigation on the matter without specifying the video, and said that his CEO would be released on vacation.

The next day, the company announced that G -n Bayron had resigned.

The BBC is not able to independently confirm the identity of any person in the video.

The company, which deals with data, analysis and artificial intelligence, announced the co -founder and chief product director Pete Dejo was appointed a temporary CEO.

“The events of the last few days have received a level of media attention, which few companies – let alone start in our small corner of data and the world of AI – ever meet,” said G -n Dejoy in update after taking the reins.

He noted that the company has become the name of “household” almost overnight and will continue on its way forward and “commitment to build something great.”

This statement is the closest that the company has come to acknowledge the incident of the Coldplay concert.