Lip-Bu Tan
Lip-Bu Tan was appointed CEO of Intel in March 2025. In his initial months, he has focused on a significant leadership overhaul, including a 15% workforce reduction and strategic executive appointments, to prioritize AI and streamline operations. Tan aims to restore Intel's competitive edge by fostering an engineering-focused culture and enhancing customer-centric innovation. Lip-Bu Tan became CEO of Intel in March 2025. He previously served as CEO of Cadence Design Systems from 2009 to 2021, where he led a significant reinvention of the company, doubling its revenue and generating approximately 4,000% return for shareholders. In 2022, Tan received the Robert N. Noyce Award, the Semiconductor Industry Association's highest honor. He was also honored with the 2025 Phil Kaufman Award for his leadership and impact on the Electronic System Design industry. Tan founded Walden International in 1987, a venture capital firm that grew to $5 billion by 2001, earning him the moniker "the pioneer of Asian VC" from Forbes. His extensive experience and proven track record position him to drive Intel's transformation and innovation in the semiconductor industry.
About Intel
Founded July 18, 1968, Intel is a semiconductor industry leader. They help consumers and businesses with CPUs, GPUs, and other computing solutions. Their target market includes gamers, professionals, and data centers. Core features include performance hybrid architecture, high clock speeds, and integrated graphics, offering benefits like seamless multitasking and immersive experiences.