Overview
- Intel's data center, AI, and personal-computer chip groups now report directly to CEO Lip-Bu Tan, streamlining decision-making and increasing executive visibility.
- Sachin Katti, previously networking chip chief and a Stanford professor, is promoted to chief technology and AI officer, succeeding Greg Lavender, who is retiring.
- Michelle Johnston Holthaus remains Intel Products CEO, with her role set to expand as part of the restructuring strategy.
- Tan's memo emphasizes reducing organizational complexity and bureaucratic silos to foster innovation and accelerate execution.
- The leadership overhaul aligns with Tan's broader vision of transforming Intel into an engineering-focused company to better compete with AI leaders like Nvidia.