Pat Gelsinger's retirement opens the door for Intel to consider fresh deal options, including splitting factory and product-design divisions and selling Altera
Like many, we woke to the news yesterday that Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger is retiring. Financial Times : Intel's next boss faces a leap into the unknown Craig Hale / TechRadar : Pat Gelsinger retires as CEO of Intel after poor company performance Tyler Lee / Phandroid : Qualcomm is dangerously close to pricing themselves out of the market Sagar Sharma / Analytics India Magazine : What's Next for Intel? M.G. Siegler / Spyglass : Dispatch 022 — I wrote a thousand words about the box office performance of Moana 2 without pointing … Emma Roth / The Verge : Intel's CEO is out after only three years Jon Swartz / Techstrong ITSM : Intel CEO Gelsinger Retires From Struggling Company Moneycontrol : Sources: Intel's board gave CEO Pat Gelsinger the option to retire or be removed after the board lost confidence in his plans to turn the company around Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch : Intel says CEO Pat Gelsinger retired and left its board on December 1, and names CFO David Zinsner and Client Computing Group GM Michelle Holthaus as co-CEOs Bluesky: Mark Hachman / @markhachman : Interesting story, with some scenarios I think could happen: selling Altera and the stake in Mobileye. I would think those would be more likely than the crown jewels on the chopping block. — I would think that it will depend on the CEO, and whether it will be an Intel vet or not. [embedded post] X: Ben Bajarin / @benbajarin : This point from @benthompson's interview is one of many reasons why I believe Intel's board decided it will be splitting off foundry and Pat said then I'm not the guy. I strongly believe Pat decided to leave because the board decided on a direction he disagreed with. [image] @business : The abrupt departure of Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger offers a fresh opportunity for the troubled company to consider potential deal options https://www.bloomberg.com/...