Intel CEO leaves products from other leadership changes

The semiconductor giant Intel has continued to get rid of its supreme leadership since the lips took over the driver as an executive head in March.

Intel announced on Monday that Michelle Johnston Holthus will leave the company after more than three decades. Johnston Holthhaus was the last CEO of Intel Products and will remain a strategic advisor.

The company has also announced the establishment of a central engineering group that will build new silicone works for external customers, according to Intel. This group will be appointed by Srini “Srini” Iyengar who joined Intel from Cadency Design Systems in July.

Intel also said that Kivok Kishichian, previously in ARM, will join the company as head of its data center group. Jim Johnson was appointed First Vice President and Director General of the Customer Computing Group in Intel. Naga Chandrasekaran, the chief technology and operations official at Intel Foundry, the company’s business unit that builds chips for external customers, play an extensive role.

“With the leading central engineering leadership in Sirini, we are more compatible with innovation and implementation in the service of customers,” said Tin. Press newsletter for the company. “We focus on the laser on providing global level products and enabling our engineering teams to move faster and implement excellence. Kevork, Jim and SRINI are exceptional leaders that will be deep technical acumen and industry relations while continuing to build a new Intel.”

This news comes just a few weeks after the US government’s announcement Plans to convert current government grants into a 10 % stake in Intel. the The deal was organized to punish Intel If the company decreases to less than 50 % of its procession ownership.

These were not the only leadership changes in Intel this year.

Tan holds the position of CEO In March it is a noticeable one. In July, the company announced that it had rented Four new people for sales and engineering roundabout Including Greg Ernest to work as a chief revenue employee in Intel.

Intel refused to comment.