Intel CEO Tan puts restructuring progress at 80%

Intel has replaced much of its senior management, but building a competitive foundry business will take years despite government and private investment, according to CTech. Separately, Wccftech reports that Tan told Nikkei Asia that China is not significantly behind the US in chip manufacturing, despite restrictions on access to EUV machines.

Covered by 2 publishers within 26 hours of the first report.

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

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CTE CTech Lip-Bu Tan says “Intel is 80% done” with restructuring, but the real test is still ahead 3:58 AM

WCF Wccftech Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan Says China Is “Not That Far Behind” In Chip Manufacturing, Despite US Sanctions Blocking Its Access To EUV Machines · Ramish Zafar 5:34 AM

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