Intel's CFO has a tough new job: Serve as co-CEO to keep its finances from further 'deteriorating'
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"With Dave and MJ's leadership, we will continue to act with urgency on our priorities: simplifying and strengthening our product portfolio and advancing our manufacturing and foundry capabilities while optimizing our operating expenses and capital," Frank Yeary, interim executive chair, said in a statement.
Intel was once dominant in its core business for central processing units. But rival AMD now has a significant market share. Then Intel failed to see the extent to which graphics chips would come to dominate the market for AI.
Gelsinger, CEO since 2021, had a 40-plus-year career at Intel. He was betting the company on 18A, a new chipmaking process hoping it would be a viable alternative to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world's leading.
David Zinsner, EVP and CFO, and Michelle (MJ) Johnston Holthaus, CEO of Intel Products, will serve as interim co-chief executive officers while the board of directors searches for a new CEO.
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