CEO Lip-Bu Tan could shed the $5.8 billion NEX division as the chipmaker refocuses on its traditional strongholds.

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Tan, who took the helm in March after the board ousted former CEO Pat Gelsinger in December, will get stock awards of $42 million depending on how Intel's shares perform. Three shareholder ...

Intel may be running under new management. However, Tan seems convinced that ex-CEO Pat Gelsinger was on the right track. As it happens, I would agree with that assessment. The current era of ...

We "know" a lot about Intel's upcoming Panther Lake processors ... Above Image: InstLatX64 Top Image: Pat Gelsinger holds up a Panther Lake chip at Lenovo Tech World 2024. Microprocessor ...

Intel said Tuesday that the company’s Arizona fab has run the first lots of the company’s Intel 18A wafers, the manufacturing technology powering its Panther Lake chips, while announcing a ...

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.

Noyce was one of the original co-founders of Intel in 1968. Tan replaced two interim co-CEOs after the departure of the company's previous CEO, Pat Gelsinger. Reach the writer at russ.wiles@ ...

Tan's predecessor, Pat Gelsinger, was forced out as Intel chief in December after the board lost confidence in his plans to turn the company around. Former U.S. President Joe Biden's administration ...

“This was a disappointing quarter for Intel and continues its string of weaker earnings results.” Tan, a 65-year-old chip industry veteran, took the chief executive job last month. The board hired him ...

TSMC is worth around eight times as much as Intel; Nvidia is worth 30 times as much. Barely a month into the job, Mr Tan is already making big changes. Pat Gelsinger, his predecessor, had already ...

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