Intel announces strong Q4 2020 financial report
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Intel had a good 2020 

Intel has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2020, as well as financial results for the full 2020 year, and it was a record quarter for Intel, despite the coronavirus pandemic. The highlight of the Q&A session was the old and the new CEOs, Bob Swan and Pat Gelsinger, responding to some serious questions about the current state and the future of the company.

Kicking Pat Gelsinger to sit on the Intel throne
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Update Swan upped

Intel's new CEO will be Pat Gelsinger, who will take up his position after current CEO Bob Swan steps down in mid-February, CNBC reported today.

Has Intel's Swan song been sung?
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Tuesday, 29 December 2020 11:13

Has Intel's Swan song been sung?


Intel might be looking for a new leader


The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that Intel’s supreme dalek Bob Swan is planning to exit the building.

Intel CEO gives up chasing market share
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Saturday, 21 December 2019 10:09

Intel CEO gives up chasing market share


Analysis:
CTO mindset

There was a lot of discussion about Intel’s CEO's recent presentation at the Credit Suisse technology conference. Bob Swan commented that he is willing to give up the 90 percent mark share mindset. He would instead get 30 percent of all silicon market valued at $288 TAM.

Fudzilla predicted Intel’s next CEO in Oct 2018
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Bob Swan it is

Intel has just announced that Robert (Bob) Swan, its current interim CEO, is the new CEO of the company. After a rather long search that's lastest since the departure of Brian Krzanich, the board has approved  Swan as the permanent CEO position.

Chipzilla lost Krzanich but makes more cash
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Things are getting better at Intel all the time

The second most important semiconductor company in the world,  Intel (ticker: INTC),  declared results for its second financial quarter and things apparently have never been better, even - or perhaps because - it lost a CEO during the quarter.