Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

If you could, who would you choose as CEO?

If you could choose anybody, not just from Intel's current or former leadership.


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Barron like father like son.
Hire only your friends or IndiaTel

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Post ID: @29h+1m0qn6kgp

You OP. Take over the sh-t baby ! Make sure no more layoff like other previous sh-t

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Post ID: @1xs+1m0qn6kgp

ANY id--t would take this CEO job to just lay off people. Very easy job yo !

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Post ID: @1kd+1m0qn6kgp

@1ak YES! Jim Keller

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Post ID: @1k6+1m0qn6kgp

LBT reduced the number of VPs from 450 to 200, and for that he should be CEO for as long as he wishes.

Best CEO since Andy Grove, maybe even better.

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Post ID: @1ej+1m0qn6kgp

https://github.com/SenteLabsAI/OpenExecutive

If it's good for the goose, then it's good for the gander.

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Post ID: @1dq+1m0qn6kgp

@11n Jim Keller, Yes. Raja Koduri, No.

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Post ID: @1ak+1m0qn6kgp

Jim Keller. Raja Koduri.

Lipton is just private equity hatchet man. Although I’m impressed how he was able to smooth-talk Trump.

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Post ID: @11n+1m0qn6kgp

Andy grove rip

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Post ID: @xr+1m0qn6kgp

My di-k Chen ny

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Post ID: @vs+1m0qn6kgp

https://github.com/SenteLabsAI/OpenExecutive

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Post ID: @v1+1m0qn6kgp

Tan is the best intel could have. Just check the stock price

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Post ID: @mh+1m0qn6kgp

@bt Murthy was an absolutely greedy beast. And then Brian gave him a golden severance.

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Post ID: @ky+1m0qn6kgp

Anyone from Vanguard, BlackRock or the US Government because THAT is WHO OWNS Intel,

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Post ID: @k6+1m0qn6kgp

Qwen 4B Q2

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Kim K

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Post ID: @gw+1m0qn6kgp

Andy Grove and Robert Noyce, two in-a-box! You said anyone. Grove would easily be able to purge the management chain from top to bottom and Robert Noyce would have the bandwidth, patience and knowledge to fix all the process issues and reinstill confidence and innovation. Unfortunately only a handful of these kind of individuals come along in a generation.

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Post ID: @es+1m0qn6kgp

How about a Po-n Star? Perfect fit.

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Post ID: @ck+1m0qn6kgp

Any AI se-y chics should be fine OP. But Intel is always discriminating against female CEO so I guess we have to wait until it can create an AI CEO with a di-k that is able working 24/7 non stop with much less useless human workers just collecting monthly paychecks.

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Post ID: @cd+1m0qn6kgp

@ap, Any "Desi" makes sense for sure!
It's been tried with Murthy Renduchintala, how did that work out?

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Post ID: @bt+1m0qn6kgp

The manager of the Def Met team of Oregon of course!

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Post ID: @bb+1m0qn6kgp

Any id--t with high school drop out diploma to just know how to lay off 5 thousands people every quarter until retirement or close the business.

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Post ID: @b3+1m0qn6kgp

I would choose Mamdani. He looks like a good leader.
But he's too big for Intel. He's likely to be a congressman in the future rather than CEO.

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Post ID: @az+1m0qn6kgp

Any "Desi" makes sense for sure!

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Post ID: @ap+1m0qn6kgp

@a2 Lou?

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Post ID: @af+1m0qn6kgp

Someone from current intel HR they seem to have all the answers

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