Intel's CEO, Pat Gelsinger, 'retires' - riiiiight
Briefly

"On Monday, Intel announced CEO Pat Gelsinger's immediate 'retirement.' The company says he retired - but no one with a clue is buying that. He was forced out by the company's board of directors, which had grown increasingly frustrated with the pace of his attempts to turn Intel around."
"Intel had been heading downward since 2007, which is when Apple introduced the iPhone - with Samsung chips. The iPhone could have had 'Intel Inside.' Apple CEO Steve Jobs wanted that, but Intel fumbled the deal."
"Intel's lack of a meaningful smartphone chip and its further focus on the PC and server market highlights a historical short-term thinking that has consistently hindered the company's growth in the evolving tech landscape."
Read at Computerworld
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