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Former Intel CEO gets $150M from Trump administration for chip-laser startup

02.12.25|CTech and Reuters

The Commerce Department’s first CHIPS R&D investment under Trump backs Pat Gelsinger’s xLight in its bid to reinvent the laser at the heart of advanced chipmaking.

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger: “Intel was late on AI. It made bad decisions over 15 years”

15.10.25|CTech

The former CEO says America’s semiconductor revival will only matter if it leads to real manufacturing.

מנכ"ל אינטל פט גלסינגר הפורום הכלכלי העולמי דאבוס 17.1.24

Former Intel CEO calls for US sovereign wealth fund to counter China’s tech investments

16.07.25|CTech

Pat Gelsinger says America’s fragmented approach risks losing the tech race.

Gelsinger bets on Nvidia after DeepSeek disruption; Altman promises groundbreaking AI

28.01.25|Omer Kabir

Industry icons debate whether AI cost-cutting means growth or competition.

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger reinvents himself as an angel investor in AI startup Fractile

22.01.25|Sophie Shulman

The British startup, backed by $15M in funding, aims to revolutionize low-cost AI inferencing with innovative chip technology.

Intel caps year from hell with worst-ever stock performance

31.12.24|CTech

Once the pride of Silicon Valley, the chipmaker ends 2024 with a staggering 60% loss in market value, as rivals outpace its efforts to reclaim leadership.

TSMC founder: “Intel currently have neither a new strategy nor a new CEO”

09.12.24|Reuters

"I don't know why Pat resigned. I don't know if his strategy was bad or if he didn't execute it well...Compared with AI, he seemed to focus more on becoming a foundry. Of course now it seems that he should have focused on AI," said Morris Chang.

Interim Intel co-CEO: "We want to be the Western provider of leading-edge silicon"

05.12.24|CTech

“We’ve made a lot of investment from a capital perspective in Foundry, and we need to start seeing some incremental [return on invested capital],” new co-CEO David Zinsner added, speaking two days following the shock departure of outgoing CEO Pat Gelsinger.

Who will be Intel’s next CEO? Srouji, Murphy, and Tan lead the pack

04.12.24|Omer Kabir

The Apple, Marvell, and Cadence executives are among the leading candidates to replace Pat Gelsinger following his shock departure earlier this week.

Ousted Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger set to receive $10 million in severance

03.12.24|CTech

Leadership transition at the semiconductor giant includes a significant payout for the departing CEO, amid ongoing challenges and strategic shifts.

Can Intel recover? Gelsinger’s exit sparks speculation and uncertainty

03.12.24|Sophie Shulman

In a volatile chip market, Intel’s survival hinges on finding the right leadership fast.

What drove Pat Gelsinger to step down as Intel CEO? Inside the tumultuous tenure

02.12.24|CTech

Missteps, delays, and strained partnerships defined his three-year journey.

Pat Gelsinger’s Intel vision: An unfulfilled mission with mounting losses

29.10.24|Reuters

With revenue declines, strained TSMC ties, and unmet AI targets, Intel’s comeback strategy under Gelsinger reflects both ambition and deep-seated challenges.

"We’ll be looking out for you": Intel CEO Gelsinger stands with Israeli team

08.10.24|CTech

On the anniversary of the October 7 atrocities, Intel's CEO offered support and recognition of employee resilience.

Intel's CEO to unveil aggressive cost-saving measures at pivotal board meeting

02.09.24|Reuters

Gelsinger’s strategy could include selling Altera and freezing factory expansions.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger: "We see the finish line in sight"

30.08.24|CTech

"We respect some of the skepticism we've received from the market, but we believe we're up for the challenge," he added, despite the company's stock falling 59% this year and the significant cutbacks announced earlier this month.

Intel has sights on Nvidia with new GenAI spinoff

04.01.24|Omer Kabir

The new company, Articul8, is being established in collaboration with the digital-focused asset manager DigitalBridge. Intel hopes that the move will help improve its position in the hottest market in tech, where it is lagging behind Nvidia - the first chip company to reach a trillion dollar valuation

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Intel is in trouble, but the path to recovery goes through Israel

31.07.22|Sophie Shulman

For the first time in 30 years, Intel turned a loss. A combination of a cut in the investment budget with the adoption of the microchip law in the US, puts Israel at a disadvantage. But the company's recovery from the crisis may go through the application of smart capital, which characterizes its investments here

Intel Inside: CEO shares his plans to restoring the chip giant’s supremacy

01.03.22|Sophie Shulman

A year after taking over the helm, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger sees Israel as a key piece of the puzzle

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Intel shuts down sports division, sells part of it to Verizon

19.08.21|Meir Orbach

The division was largely based on the 2016 acquisition of Israeli company Replay, which developed an advanced sporting events viewing experience. Calcalist learned that most Israeli employees were offered to move to Mobileye