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Intel’s CEO removed from position due to the board’s frustration with the company’s slow progress

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Intel Corporation has undergone a major leadership shift as CEO Pat Gelsinger has been ousted by the board, frustrated with the company’s slow progress in meeting its strategic objectives. This decision comes at a time when Intel is facing heightened competition in the semiconductor industry, a sector that is becoming increasingly vital to global technology and economic stability.

Although Intel has made progress in technology innovation, including improvements in chip manufacturing and forming strategic partnerships, the board feels these efforts have not been enough to keep pace with competitors like AMD and TSMC. The need for quicker, more decisive action contributed to Gelsinger’s exit after years of guiding the company through a challenging period.

In the meantime, Intel’s CFO, David Zinsner, and EVP of Global Operations, Keyvan Esfarjani, will take on the roles of co-CEOs. The board has stressed the importance of swiftly finding a permanent leader who can drive the company’s innovation efforts and enhance its competitive position in the global market.

This shake-up at Intel has created waves throughout the tech industry, highlighting the high stakes and rapid changes within the sector. As the search for a new CEO unfolds, stakeholders will be closely monitoring who will lead one of the most influential companies in the world and how they intend to steer Intel toward future growth and stability.

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