Intel has restructured its leadership team in support of CEO Lip‑Bu Tan’s aggressive post‑March turnaround plan.

Intel Corporation will lay off between 15% and 20% of its Intel Foundry division workforce beginning July 2025.

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Intel announced a set of leadership changes aimed at CEO Lip-Bu Tan's attempted transition to a more engineering focused ...

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