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The Latest Breaking News from Patrick Gelsinger

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Is Buying Up Nvidia Stock. Should You?

Gelsinger sees the DeepSeek phenomenon as a net positive for the wider AI industry.

Barchart

Intel will be keen to forget 2024 despite its products selling well because its foundries still keep on swallowing money

Client, data, AI, networking, and edge were all up compared to 2023.

PC Gamer

Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger's startup chose China's DeepSeek instead of OpenAI

Pat Gelsinger credited DeepSeek's creative engineering for driving competition and making AI more affordable.

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DeepSeek selloff: Should you buy the dip in Nvidia, tech?

The success of a mysterious Chinese lab has investors questioning the AI spending boom that has swept through Silicon Valley.

Fortune

DeepSeek's AI breakthrough bypasses industry-standard CUDA for some functions, uses Nvidia's assembly-like PTX programming instead

DeepSeek used PTX ISA to fine-tune its AI model training.

Tom’s Hardware

Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger loads up on Nvidia stock, says the market's reaction to DeepSeek is wrong

The need for AI compute power will not go anywhere and Nvidia will thrive, says Pat Gelsinger.

Tom’s Hardware

Ex–Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger sees 3 reasons for optimism after DeepSeek’s startling debut

DeepSeek’s achievement is a big step forward in the world-changing advances of technology, regardless of who wins or loses.

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Why DeepSeek's R1 may not be the bad news for Nvidia and U.S. export controls that many assume

Jevons Paradox and 'test time compute' mean the need for advanced computer chips may soar, not plummet.

Fortune

Intel aimed for the Moon with its Lunar Lake chips this year, but was it enough to best Qualcomm and AMD?

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PC Gamer's biggest hardware stories of 2024: Elon Musk, the rise and rise of AI, brilliant builds, the humbling of big tech giants, orb pondering aplenty, and much more

Looking back at another year of head-turning headlines, as decided by you.

PC Gamer

Intel in 2024: year in review

The kind of year Intel had was debatable – was it disastrous, or just plain bad? To be fair, there were victories for Team Blue this year, as well.

TechRadar

Intel ex-CEO Gelsinger and current co-CEO slapped with lawsuit over Intel Foundry disclosures — plaintiffs demand Gelsinger surrender salary earned

The plaintiffs seek the entire sum of Gelsinger's $207 million salary that he earned during his tenure, which would then be paid back to Intel.

Tom’s Hardware

Arm CEO Rene Haas says Intel's turmoil is 'a little sad' while sidestepping acquisition rumors

In a recent interview with the Verge, Rene Haas, CEO of Arm Holdings covered a wide array of topics including the AI PC race, politics, and the recent troubles at Intel.

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'There are lots of tombstones of great tech companies that didn’t reinvent themselves,' says Arm CEO Rene Haas of Intel's recent woes

"I think Intel's biggest dilemma is how to disassociate from being either a vertical company or a fabless company."

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Qualcomm claps back at Intel, denies high return rates of Snapdragon PCs

Qualcomm has denied claims of high return rates for Arm PCs. Recently, Intel's co-CEO stated that retailers see higher return rates for PCs powered by Qualcomm chips than systems powered by Intel processors.

PC Gamer

After the 'change of regime', spinning off Intel Foundry is an 'open question' for the CPU manufacturer

Intel could be in for a weird year.

The Conversation

Western self-sufficiency in computer chips is just not going to happen

American microchip giant Intel is looking for a new CEO following Pat Gelsinger’s shock resignation. This represents more than just a corporate shake-up. It’s the end of an era in which one company could totally control a strategically vital American technology.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Panther Lake samples with flagship 18A node have been powered on at eight customers — Co-CEOs dispel rumors regarding poor silicon health

Panther Lake using Intel's 18A node has powered on at eight customers indicating the node's promising health.

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Pat Gelsinger rallies against claims some chipmakers are struggling to produce good wafers: anyone using yields as a % 'doesn't understand semiconductor yield'

It's all about the defect density.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC founder says Intel has neither a strategy nor a CEO

Founder of TSMC criticizes Intel for not developing a sophisticated strategy for AI and instead focusing on becoming a foundry

Latin Times

Ex-Intel CEO Who Abruptly Resigned in Shock Announcement Asks People to Join Him in 'Praying and Fasting' for Intel Employees

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, who suddenly resigned from his position, took to social media to encourage his supporters to pray and fast on behalf of thousands of Intel employees as layoffs increase.

Barchart

Intel Stock Price 2025 Prediction: Should You Check In after Gelsinger Checks Out?

Intel has lost over half of its market capitalization this year and is trading near multi-year lows. While the company has fired its CEO Pat Gelsinger, leadership change won't pull out Intel of its deep slump.

Tom’s Hardware

Gelsinger fires back at recent stories about 18A's poor yields, schools social media commenters on defect densities and yields

Ex-Intel CEO Gelsinger is 'very proud of the TD/18A team for the incredible work and progress they are making'

Benzinga

Intel Stock Is Where It Was 27 Years Ago: How The World's Leading Chipmaker Lost The Plot, Thrice

Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) stock has plummeted by over 56% YTD due to losing ground in chip market to rivals like AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm.

Salon

CEOs losing pay are still really rich

Top execs are paid mostly through stock incentives, and their pay has ballooned far beyond their workers' earnings

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