#intel

#intel

Intel appoints Lip-Bu Tan as new CEO following Pat Gelsinger's retirement amidst challenges in the chip market and AI competition.

Intel has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as CEO, effective immediately, signaling a new leadership direction for the company.

Intel has named Lip-Bu Tan as new CEO, effective March 18.

Shares of Intel rose 11% after the announcement.

Intel has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as the new CEO amid significant challenges facing the company.

Intel has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as CEO, aiming to revitalize the company after a challenging period.

Tan aims to build on Intel's strengths and improve its position for the future.

Intel hires Lip-Bu Tan as CEO, facing a crucial moment to reverse decline after significant layoffs and a drop in stock value.

Lip-Bu Tan replaces interim co-CEOs at Intel and aims to lead as the new CEO after Gelsinger's ousting.

Intel is delaying the opening of its Ohio chip fabs to 2030 due to market alignment needs.

Intel's early use of ASML's High NA EUV lithography machines significantly improves chip production efficiency and reliability.

Intel has postponed a major manufacturing project, raising concerns about its competitiveness in the chip market.

Speculation about a bailout or acquisition for Intel remains without meaningful developments.

Interest from NVIDIA and Broadcom in Intel's manufacturing is crucial for its future.

Intel's chip fabrication plant in Ohio faces delays, with production starting no earlier than 2030.

Intel is realigning operations to better manage capital and respond to market demands.

Intel's 18A process is crucial for regaining competitiveness with TSMC and showcases significant advancements in chip manufacturing.

TSMC proposes a joint venture to acquire Intel's struggling foundry business, possibly reshaping the semiconductor industry.

Lip-Bu Tan has returned as CEO of Intel, stepping into a leadership role after significant turmoil within the company.

Lip-Bu Tan appointed as Intel CEO amid industry challenges and previous leadership changes.

Intel delays Ohio factory production to 2030-2031, citing market demand alignment.

Intel's potential breakup might attract Broadcom and TSMC interest, signaling a crucial shift amid its declining market performance.

Intel's shares surged over 10% due to news of potential business division with rivals Broadcom and TSMC.

Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett suggests firing the board and reinstating Pat Gelsinger to restore Intel's manufacturing leadership.

Craig Barrett defends Intel's integrated business model, opposing any breakup to restore its competitive edge in semiconductors.

Intel has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as CEO to lead the company after Pat Gelsinger's exit.

Intel successfully dismissed a shareholder lawsuit over alleged fraud pertaining to its foundry operations.

Intel successfully dismissed a lawsuit over misleading claims about its foundry business, clarifying losses were due to internal operations, not external contract manufacturing.

Intel aims to integrate AI processing across its Xeon 6 server processors to compete with AMD and ARM.

Intel's new Xeon 6 processors promise significant performance advancements and efficiency, particularly for 5G applications.

Intel's new Xeon 6 processors emphasize tailored performance for data center workloads rather than competing directly with AMD on core counts.