Kristin Cabot

A chief official at an American tech company was apparently caught by the big screen at a Coldplay concert embracing the company’s CEO.

The company told the BBC in a statement that astronomer’s chief Kristin Cabot will no longer resign with the company.

After her departure, the company’s former CEO Andy Byron announced last week that he would take a leave and investigate. The BBC cannot independently confirm the identity of any person in the clip.

It shows a man and a woman who are identified as colleagues by the American media, hugging on the giant screen in the arena, and then they suddenly come into hiding.

“They have an affair, or they’re just shy,” Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin told the crowd after seeing the two suddenly try to hide on the camera.

The video shows the two men swaying music at a concert and then trying to hide, gaining millions of views on social media. It then shares on the platform, becomes a meme, and makes fun of it on TV shows.

When Internet detectives tried to identify the pair of events and false statements, astronomers issued a statement announcing an investigation into the matter without specifying a video and said its CEO would be on leave.

The next day, the company announced Mr. Byron’s resignation.

The company processes data, analytics and artificial intelligence, announcing the appointment of co-founder and chief product officer Pete Dejoy as interim CEO.

“The events in the past few days have attracted media attention, and few companies (not to mention that startups in our data and AI worlds have encountered startups,” Mr. Dejoy said in an update after accepting Reins.

He noted that the company became the name of “family” almost overnight and will continue to move forward and “dedicated to building great things.”