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Intel did not respond to Bloomberg‘s article. Intel already slashed its workforce by about 13% under Tan’s predecessor Pat Gelsinger, who revealed plans for 15% companywide reduction in 2024.

Intel’s former CEO Pat Gelsinger said iPhone manufacturing in the U.S. was impossible due to supply chain sedimentation. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced plans to invest $100 ...

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Tan, a 65-year-old chip industry veteran, took the chief executive job last month. The board hired him after predecessor Pat Gelsinger struggled to restore the competitiveness of Intel’s products.

Barely a month into the job, Mr Tan is already making big changes. Pat Gelsinger, his predecessor, had already cut 15% of the workforce, but insiders say Mr Tan, who previously sat on Intel’s ...

Intel’s new chief executive officer, Lip-Bu Tan, has his work cut out for him, just like his predecessor, Pat Gelsinger, did several years ago. And given the even worse state that Intel is in – ...

There was. Under former chief executive Pat Gelsinger, the great turnaround hope for the company was a planned shift to a foundry model, where Intel makes chips for other companies alongside its own.

That's not surprising to me, considering what former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently said in an interview with Yahoo! Finance's Brian Sozzi. Gelsinger told Sozzi that it would be very difficult ...