15.01.2021., 15:47
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Toplo se nadam da novi (stari zaposlenik) CEO ne bude završil u stilu Jima Kellera (ide na sastanke, ne slušaju ga, pa ode), jer još i službeno nije preuzel ulogu direktora, a već je krenula priča o superiornim proizvodima bez konkurencije.
Citiraj:
Intel suggests it will wait for new CEO to make critical decisions to fix manufacturing crisis
Citiraj:
Intel told employees Thursday it may postpone a decision on how to fix its manufacturing crisis, likely waiting for new CEO Pat Gelsinger to join the company next month before deciding whether to outsource advanced manufacturing to rivals in Asia. The chipmaker committed to investors in October that it would make that decision by the time it announced its fourth-quarter financial results, saying that would leave just enough time to make the switch in time to produce the new chips by its target date in 2023. That announcement is scheduled for next Thursday. Intel must make its decision under duress, with competitors encroaching on its turf, marquee customers like Apple choosing to make their own chips instead of using Intel’s, and as investors demand Intel consider selling off its factories. “We have to deliver better products to the PC ecosystem than any possible thing that a lifestyle company in Cupertino” makes, Gelsinger told employees Thursday. That’s a derisive reference to Apple and the location of its corporate headquarters.
Citiraj:
Intel lured Gelsinger away from his current job running VMware with a pay package worth more than $100 million.That’s evidently what it took to pull Gelsinger away from a thriving company and attempt to fix Intel’s problems.
Gelsinger, 59, spent the first 30 years of his career at the chipmaker. He was Intel’s first chief technology officer and one of its leading engineers and top Oregon executives when he left in 2009.
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Izvor: The Oregonian
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