Pat Gelsinger, who was ousted as CEO of the company just last December, was one of the key people who led Intel to achieve its recent technological breakthroughs that might put it on par with TSMC.

He criticizes the current board and suggests rehiring Pat Gelsinger to continue leading Intel's technological advancements. Former Intel CEO Craig Garrett has written a new opinion piece on ...

Barret contends that the company's recent technological resurgence—evidenced by advancements like state-of-the-art 2nm technology, high NA EUV lithography, and innovative backside power delivery ...

In the on-again, off-again saga of TSMC's supposed designs on Intel's chip factories, there's a new twist. Reuters reports ...

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, who was dismissed at the end of 2024, has the backing of one of his predecessors. Craig Barrett –, Intel CEO – from 1998 to 2005, does not blame Gelsinger, but the ...

The former Intel CEO called it the "dumbest idea around" that would squander the "accomplishments" made under Pat Gelsinger's leadership. Barrett, who ran Intel from 1998 to 2005, didn't mince ...

More than two months ago, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) made a surprising move. It pushed CEO Pat Gelsinger out the door. The board of directors did so without lining up a replacement and named two interim ...

Pat Gelsinger's exit as Intel's chief executive has laid bare a fundamental clash between his vision and that of the board. Gelsinger pushed to ramp up capital spending, expand advanced chipmaking ...

He specifically called out Intel's decision to oust CEO Pat Gelsinger, saying: "A far better move might be to fire the Intel board and rehire Pat Gelsinger to finish the job he has aptly handled ...

That amount came as a shock to shareholders, especially as Intel and former CEO Pat Gelsinger had repeatedly boasted about the growing interest in the business while inflating the company's share ...