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Intel hires former GlobalFoundries, IBM chip executive Dr. Gary Patton!

Daniel Nenni

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Another interesting move by Intel! Gary's LinkedIn profile says :
https://www.linkedin.com/company/envoy-group/
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Dates Employed Dec 2019 – Present
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/envoy-group/

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(Reuters) - Intel Corp (INTC.O) has hired Gary Patton, who was chief technology officer at semiconductor maker GlobalFoundries, according to an internal Intel memo seen by Reuters on Wednesday.

Patton previously spent more than a decade in the chip unit at International Business Machines Corp (IBM.N).

Intel, which was known in Silicon Valley for promoting heavily from within, has lured several notable executives from competitors.

These include Jim Keller, who oversees the company’s computing chip architectures, and Raja Koduri, who is overseeing graphics chips. Both came from rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD.O). Intel also hired Chief Engineering Officer Murthy Renduchintala from Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.O).

Patton will join Intel as corporate vice president and general manager of design enablement. He will report to Mike Mayberry, Intel’s chief technology officer.

Patton is known in the industry for his ability to translate research and development into practice inside chip factories. Eight years of his decade at IBM was spent overseeing the company’s 1,600-person semiconductor research and development team, according to his LinkedIn profile.

Intel spokesman Will Moss confirmed the authenticity of the memo but declined to comment beyond it. Patton declined to comment beyond Intel’s internal memo. A GlobalFoundries spokeswoman confirmed that Patton had left the company last week but declined to comment further.
 

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"Patton is known in the industry for his ability to translate research and development into practice inside chip factories."

Like the 7nm program he shitcanned with McKinsey against the spirit of the deal with IBM?

I've never heard anything good about this guy from anyone on the ground, but maybe it makes sense if Intel is about to start emulating the layoff and outsourcing culture of 21st century IBM.
 
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