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Former CEO Pat Gelsinger reveals he was 'not given the opportunity' to finish his job at Intel as he predicts the future of computing will be a 'trinity' of traditional, AI and quantum machines
By Jeremy Laird published
News 'The decision to step down from Intel was an extremely difficult one.'

Intel is still using TSMC for 30% of its wafer demands: 'We were talking about trying to get that to zero as quickly as possible. That's no longer the strategy'
By Andy Edser published
News So, not much has changed then.

Ex-Intel CEO Craig Barrett suggests the company should 'fire the board and rehire Pat Gelsinger to finish the job he has aptly handled over the past few years'
By Andy Edser published
News 'Let’s stop talking about breaking up Intel as the only solution.'

Ex-Intel exec, Raja Koduri, blames the bureaucratic 'PowerPoint snakes' within the company for its current issues: 'These processes multiply and coil around engineers'
By Andy Edser published
News Such processes, he says, are "constraining their ability to execute on the product roadmap with the boldness it requires'."

Bill Gates laments Pat Gelsinger's failure to save Intel: 'I was hoping for his sake, for the country's sake that he would be successful'
By Jacob Fox published
News 'Seriously guys, drop it, we get it already': someone at Intel, probably.

'There are lots of tombstones of great tech companies that didn’t reinvent themselves,' says Arm CEO Rene Haas of Intel's recent woes
By Andy Edser published
News "I think Intel's biggest dilemma is how to disassociate from being either a vertical company or a fabless company."

Pat Gelsinger rallies against claims some chipmakers are struggling to produce good wafers: anyone using yields as a % 'doesn't understand semiconductor yield'
By Jacob Fox published
News It's all about the defect density.

Intel's interim CEO suggests Gelsinger's replacement should have chip fabrication experience, giving a glimmer of hope that Intel foundry could remain
By Jacob Fox published
News Could it be ride or die for Intel's chip fabrication?
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