Intel urgently reforms personnel and revives its strategy and leaves office at the end of June

Intel carried out the radical reform after the president Chen Liwu took office, and integrated the structure of the group, trying to get Intel back to the road of glory. According to foreign media reports, Intel was exposed to new personnel changes,...


Intel carried out the radical reform after the president Chen Liwu took office, and integrated the structure of the group, trying to get Intel back to the road of glory. According to foreign media reports, Intel was exposed to new personnel changes, and its strategies changed people's work, and personnel affairs were once again stormed.

According to Reuters, two people familiar with the matter revealed that Chen Liwu has made new moves in personnel affairs, and strategy chief Safroadu Yeboah-Amankwah will leave office on June 30 this year. Intel has confirmed the news of personnel adjustment and expressed deep gratitude to Yeboah-Amankwah's contributions during his tenure, and wished him a successful career in the future.

Yeboah-Amankwah became Intel's strategic leader in 2020, responsible for leading company growth plans, strategic partnerships, and investing in new external equity investment. People familiar with the matter said that after Yeboah-Amankwah left office, Sachin Katti, who recently took over as Intel AI chief, will take over his role.

Due to Intel's failure in the AI ​​chip market and being deeply trapped in the sea of ​​suffering, the former executive chairman Jade Gelsinger was removed from the board of directors. Chen Liwu had to change the law after taking office in March. In addition to the major transformation of the organization, he also implemented a sophisticated human resources policy, and thousands of employees faced layoffs.

Intel Financial Report shows that the 2024 ban is as high as US$19 billion, the first annual ban seen since 1986.

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