➀ Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has unexpectedly departed; ➁ The departure is effective December 1, 2024; ➂ Gelsinger's exit comes amidst Intel's challenges with CPU failures, AI market misses, and significant financial losses.
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➀ Gelsinger discusses the difference between throughput computing and scalar computing, highlighting NVIDIA's focus on GPU-based computing for AI.
➁ He argues that GPUs are overpriced for AI inference, suggesting a need for more cost-effective solutions.
➂ Gelsinger hints at the potential for 'NPUs' as a more efficient alternative for AI inference.
➀ Morris Chang comments on Intel's search for a new strategy and CEO, expressing his views on Pat Gelsinger's attitude towards TSMC. ➁ Chang discusses Samsung's technological challenges and South Korea's political turmoil. ➂ He addresses questions about Intel's consultancy requests and TSMC's cancellation of a discount for Intel due to Gelsinger's remarks.
➀ Pat Gelsinger has announced his retirement from his position as CEO of Intel; ➁ The retirement is effective December 1, 2024; ➂ Intel's board named interim co-CEOs David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus while searching for a replacement.
➀ Pat Gelsinger has retired from Intel after serving as CEO for nearly four years; ➁ Intel names David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus as interim co-CEOs; ➂ Gelsinger's tenure was marked by efforts to revitalize process manufacturing and implement IDM 2.0 strategy, but also by challenges and restructuring.
➀ Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger expressed optimism that the incoming Trump administration will support the domestic semiconductor industry. ➁ Intel is due $19 billion in grants and loans under the Chips Act. ➂ Gelsinger has previously complained about a lack of funding for domestic competitiveness.
➀ Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger outlines the 'next phase of Intel's transformation'; ➁ The chip-making business will become an independent subsidiary; ➂ Intel Foundry will expand collaboration with AWS and receive $3 billion in funding from the US government.