Odaily星球日报讯 英特尔今天宣布，在经历了 40 多年的杰出职业生涯后，首席执行官帕特里克·格尔辛格（Patrick P。Gelsinger）从公司退休，并从董事会退出，自 2024 年 12 月 1 日起生效。英特尔任命两位高管戴维·津斯纳（David Zinsner）和米歇尔·约翰斯顿·霍尔豪斯（Michelle Johnston Holthaus）担任临时联席首席执行官，同时董事会正在寻找新的首席执行官人选。英特尔董事会独立主席 Frank yary 将在过渡期间担任临时执行主席。英特尔代工（Intel Foundry）的领导结构保持不变。董事会已经成立了一个委员会，将努力、迅速地找到帕特里克·格尔辛格的永久继任者。（金十）

英特尔公司领导层迎来重大调整，CEO帕特里克退休

Odaily Odaily News Intel announced today that after an outstanding career of more than 40 years, CEO Patrick P. Gelsinger will retire from the company and step down from the board of directors, effective December 1, 2024. Intel appointed two executives, David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus, as interim co-CEOs while the board of directors searches for a new CEO. Frank Yary, independent chairman of Intel&#39;s board of directors, will serve as interim executive chairman during the transition. The leadership structure of Intel Foundry remains unchanged. The board of directors has established a committee that will work hard and quickly to find a permanent successor to Patrick Gelsinger. (Jinshi)

Intel's leadership undergoes major changes, CEO Patrick retires

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