Intel names a new CEO
Paul Otellini will become Intel's chief executive when Craig Barret ascends to chairman next May, the Associated Press reports.
The 54-year-old Otellini is a "30-year Intel Corp. veteran who oversaw the launch of the Pentium processor in the 1990s."
Andy "Grove, who has served as chairman since 1998, will leave the board to become a senior adviser to the board and management," the AP reports. "Barrett, 65, will then become chairman, following the same path as Grove and, before him, company co-founder Gordon Moore."
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Otellini to Succeed Barrett as Intel's Chief by the Associated Press, in New York Times, 11 November 2004
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