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20 stories about Lip-Bu Tan

Two CEOs, two $10 million bets: Intel's Tan loses $3 million as Palo Alto's Arora gains $15 million

01.11.26|CTech

Tan's August purchase is now worth $6.9 million after Intel's 28.5% plunge on Friday, while Arora's March investment has grown to nearly $25 million.

מנכ"ל אינטל ליפ בו טאן ליפ-בו טאן 19.5.25

Intel’s $2.3 billion Classiq deal follows years of personal investment by Lip-Bu Tan

27.10.26|CTech

Tan backed the Israeli startup in 2022, long before Intel’s acquisition brought it into the chipmaker’s quantum computing ambitions.

מגזין 100 משפיעים ומשפיעות 2025 ליפ בו טאן מנכ"ל אינטל

Intel CEO bought $10 million in stock. Now he’s down nearly $1 million

25.10.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan bought 105,263 Intel shares at $95 apiece in August. After climbing to $127.39 in September, the stock has fallen nearly 32% in a month, closing Friday at $86.96 as investors await the chipmaker’s third-quarter results on Thursday.

מנכ"ל אינטל ליפ-בו טאן אחרי הפגישה עם טראמפ בבית הלבן 11 באוגוסט 25

Lip-Bu Tan says “Intel is 80% done” with restructuring, but the real test is still ahead

18.10.26|CTech

Tan has overhauled much of Intel’s senior management as the chipmaker tries to recover from costly expansion and lost ground to TSMC. The CEO says rebuilding a competitive foundry business will take years, even with billions of dollars in government and private investment.

Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan says AI companies will have to prove the returns justify the spending

12.10.26|CTech

The Intel chief expects AI demand to remain strong over the next two to three years, but says financing costs and return on investment are key challenges. Meanwhile, cheaper Chinese models are finding users, adding pressure to an industry built around increasingly expensive systems.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says company will stay involved in Musk’s Terafab as TSMC talks emerge

07.10.26|CTech

Intel will remain involved in Elon Musk’s ambitious chipmaking project, even as the Tesla and SpaceX CEO confirms discussions with Taiwan’s TSMC over a potential role, raising questions about how Terafab’s manufacturing strategy will ultimately take shape.

Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan says Nvidia, AMD and TSMC leaders are his partners, not rivals

29.09.26|CTech

Tan described Jensen Huang as an old friend, said Lisa Su bought three companies from his portfolio and called TSMC’s Morris Chang a partner.

Intel CEO says he uses AI agents every day to cut hours of research to minutes

28.09.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan described how he is already using agents to research technologies outside his expertise and prepare for speeches.

Intel has 70 people working on quantum computing. Its CEO is betting on the next frontier

27.09.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan says Intel is developing spin qubits while he backs Israeli startup Classiq and other competing approaches.

Intel CEO says CPU demand is so strong the company can serve only 50% of customers

20.09.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan says CEOs are calling to apologize for being unable to produce enough chips as Intel races to expand manufacturing capacity.

Intel cuts VP ranks from 450 to 200 under Lip-Bu Tan

27.08.26|CTech

Intel has reduced its management layers from 12 to six as its new CEO seeks to speed up decision-making. CFO David Zinsner said bureaucracy and a lack of transparency contributed to Intel's execution problems over the past decade.

Intel’s revival begins with a problem most companies want

26.07.26|Omer Kabir

After years of losses and strategic setbacks, Intel says demand for its processors is now exceeding supply, giving Lip-Bu Tan a chance to rebuild the semiconductor giant.

Intel CEO: "Our strategy is clear and the pace of execution is accelerating"

24.07.26|CTech

Lip-Bu Tan says improving execution, surging AI demand and renewed confidence in its manufacturing roadmap are driving the company's turnaround.

Intel CEO praises Israel’s tech sector: “Very disruptive and innovative”

22.06.26|CTech, Omer Kabir

Lip-Bu Tan says the country’s resilience and entrepreneurial culture continue to shape Intel’s future despite regional turmoil.

Israel at the center of Intel’s AI push as turnaround gains traction

24.04.26|Sophie Shulman

CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the company is “fundamentally different” as Israeli-led engineering drives its next phase.

“Intel is a fundamentally different company today,” says CEO Lip-Bu Tan as shares surge on upbeat forecast

24.04.26|CTech

Strong demand for AI processors and improving execution lift Intel’s outlook, as Tan argues CPUs are regaining a central role in the AI era.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan: “If we’re not careful, China will be ahead of us. DeepSeek was just a wake-up call.”

03.03.26|CTech

As Beijing prepares to unveil its next five-year industrial blueprint, Western technology leaders are warning that China’s push to convert AI breakthroughs into state-backed scale could redraw the balance of power.

After the selloff, Intel must prove the turnaround can scale

25.01.26|Omer Kabir

A weak forecast jolted investors. When markets reopen, execution, not optimism, will be on trial.

“This will not happen overnight,” Tan says as Intel confronts its limits

23.01.26|CTech

The Intel CEO acknowledges rising AI-driven demand while warning that supply constraints, manufacturing bottlenecks and years of underinvestment continue to limit the company’s ability to respond.

27 hours of battery life and local AI: Intel’s new processor and the Israeli development behind it

06.01.26|Elihay Vidal

The Core Ultra Series 3, built on Intel’s 18A process, brings major gains in efficiency and on-device AI, with core design and integration led by teams in Israel.