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The head of the American semiconductor giant announced his retirement this Monday. It leaves a group in full doubt, which must transform itself to catch up in AI.
It’s a failure for Pat Gelsinger and a chapter that closes for Intel. The boss of the American semiconductor giant, after 30 years in the company and notably at its head since February 2021, announced his departure from the company on Monday. At 63, the president and CEO of the Santa Clara firm has decided to exercise his retirement rights. It leaves a group in full doubt, faced with an unprecedented reorganization in its history.
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The head of the American semiconductor giant announced his retirement this Monday. It leaves a group in full doubt, which must transform itself to catch up in AI.
It’s a failure for Pat Gelsinger and a chapter that closes for Intel. The boss of the American semiconductor giant, after 30 years in the company and notably at its head since February 2021, announced his departure from the company on Monday. At 63, the president and CEO of the Santa Clara firm has decided to exercise his retirement rights. It leaves a group in full doubt, faced with an unprecedented reorganization in its history.
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“We experienced an earthquake in business”: the reorganization of the global chip market is knocking Europe out
Pat Gelsinger was a pure product of Intel, arriving as a young engineer in 1979. He was then taken under the wing of Andy Grove, one of the three co-founders of the company with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. His internal career has been more than worthy. At the origin of many of the group’s flagship products and more than fifteen microprocessor projects, Pat Gelsinger was propelled as the company’s first technology director between 2001 and 2009. Barred for the position of CEO…
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The head of the American semiconductor giant announced his retirement this Monday. It leaves a group in full doubt, which must transform itself to catch up in AI.
It’s a failure for Pat Gelsinger and a chapter that closes for Intel. The boss of the American semiconductor giant, after 30 years in the company and notably at its head since February 2021, announced his departure from the company on Monday. At 63, the president and CEO of the Santa Clara firm has decided to exercise his retirement rights. It leaves a group in full doubt, faced with an unprecedented reorganization in its history.
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“We experienced an earthquake in business”: the reorganization of the global chip market is knocking Europe out
Pat Gelsinger was a pure product of Intel, arriving as a young engineer in 1979. He was then taken under the wing of Andy Grove, one of the three co-founders of the company with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. His internal career has been more than worthy. At the origin of many of the group’s flagship products and more than fifteen microprocessor projects, Pat Gelsinger was propelled as the company’s first technology director between 2001 and 2009. Barred for the position of CEO…
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The head of the American semiconductor giant announced his retirement this Monday. It leaves a group in full doubt, which must transform itself to catch up in AI.
It’s a failure for Pat Gelsinger and a chapter that closes for Intel. The boss of the American semiconductor giant, after 30 years in the company and notably at its head since February 2021, announced his departure from the company on Monday. At 63, the president and CEO of the Santa Clara firm has decided to exercise his retirement rights. It leaves a group in full doubt, faced with an unprecedented reorganization in its history.
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“We experienced an earthquake in business”: the reorganization of the global chip market is knocking Europe out
Pat Gelsinger was a pure product of Intel, arriving as a young engineer in 1979. He was then taken under the wing of Andy Grove, one of the three co-founders of the company with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. His internal career has been more than worthy. At the origin of many of the group’s flagship products and more than fifteen microprocessor projects, Pat Gelsinger was propelled as the company’s first technology director between 2001 and 2009. Barred for the position of CEO…
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The head of the American semiconductor giant announced his retirement this Monday. It leaves a group in full doubt, which must transform itself to catch up in AI.
It’s a failure for Pat Gelsinger and a chapter that closes for Intel. The boss of the American semiconductor giant, after 30 years in the company and notably at its head since February 2021, announced his departure from the company on Monday. At 63, the president and CEO of the Santa Clara firm has decided to exercise his retirement rights. It leaves a group in full doubt, faced with an unprecedented reorganization in its history.
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“We experienced an earthquake in business”: the reorganization of the global chip market is knocking Europe out
Pat Gelsinger was a pure product of Intel, arriving as a young engineer in 1979. He was then taken under the wing of Andy Grove, one of the three co-founders of the company with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. His internal career has been more than worthy. At the origin of many of the group’s flagship products and more than fifteen microprocessor projects, Pat Gelsinger was propelled as the company’s first technology director between 2001 and 2009. Barred for the position of CEO…
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