Lip-Bu Tan
CEO of Intel since March 2025.
Role in each timeline
- Who Cut Jobs When: A Register of Major U.S. Layoffs, 2025 to 2026
Intel CEO who said the company had mostly completed its workforce reduction by July 2025.
- Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
Intel's CEO since March 2025, during the company’s capacity cancellations and subsequent commitment to finish 14A development.
Entries that mention Lip-Bu Tan
- Intel raises US$20 billion in a stock offering priced at US$95 a share Financialon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- Intel Foundry segment revenue reaches US$5.8 billion, up 31 percent Financialon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- $5 billion for a stake in Intel, with joint data center and PC chips Announcementon Nvidia's Dealmaking: From Mellanox and the Failed Arm Bid to Groq and Hugging Face
- Nvidia invests US$5 billion in Intel; the two will build custom x86 CPUs and RTX-based PC chips Announcementon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- US government takes a 9.9 percent stake in Intel for US$8.9 billion, funded from unpaid CHIPS grants Financialon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- Intel: 15% of the workforce gone, headcount to 75,000 by year-end Announcementon Who Cut Jobs When: A Register of Major U.S. Layoffs, 2025 to 2026
- Intel cancels Germany and Poland fabs, slows Ohio, and makes 14A conditional on an outside customer Announcementon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- Intel Foundry engages lead customers on Intel 14A Announcementon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake
- Lip-Bu Tan appointed Intel CEO Announcementon Intel Foundry and 18A: From IDM 2.0 to a Government-Owned Stake