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Intel product chief Michelle Holthaus to leave company

chillfire said:
Fully expected. Good news

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"Naga Chandrasekaran, executive vice president and chief technology and operations officer of Intel Foundry, will expand his role to include Foundry Services, while Jim Johnson was appointed general manager of Intel's client computing group."

I am confused. After several changing of leaderships, it seems that Intel foundry just added another leader on the top of an existing Intel Foundry top leader, Kevin O'Buckley.
 
Not surprising because how does one keep their job as head of products when all your products are losing ground to their competitors.

This is interesting:
The struggling U.S. chipmaker is also establishing a new central engineering group led by Srinivasan Iyengar, a senior vice president. In the expanded role, Iyengar will build a new custom silicon business to serve a broad range of external customers, the company said.
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Also, pulling an EVP of Solutions Engineering from ARM:
Kevork Kechichian has joined Intel has executive vice president and general manager of the data center group.
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… I think the kids of say “let LBT cook”
 
MJ tended to prefer using TSMC nodes for Intel products. I wonder whether her departure could affect the level of Intel's outsourcing to TSMC.
 
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