- Jim Keller
- Renee James
- Elon Musk
- Lisa Su
- Jensen Huang
- Someone ex-TSMC
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i think that clown from McDonalds is available.
but he specializes in fries and not chips.
not sure that's a deal breaker :)
Me. I need money,have no skills and will try my best to take the stock down another 50 pct.
Carlos Ghosn, ex-Nissan CEO.
They need to get someone from the lower rungs - at least 4-5 levels down from CEO. Pay them enough so if things go south, they can get by until retirement.
Then they can go to town and do the needful without any fear of repercussions.
Now rumors out of S. Korea is that yields on 18A are 10%. Basically, it isn't suitable for production if that is the case.
Good luck with anybody on your list fixing it... Keller is impressive... but this takes deep process knowledge and maybe even more importantly the Intel culture is broken and needs a reset.
Intel culture breeds arrogance and people that can debate you all day but when five 0'clock rolls around they have delivered nothing and the parking lot has cleared out.
A Bankruptcy Trustee
Kim Jun Un.
He can build rockets 🚀 to shoot INTC stock to the moon
Two in a box: Hulk Hogan and Krusty the Clown
Lip-Bu Tan, but rebuilding Intel will entail tons of cost cutting measures. Otherwise NO HOPE. Also learn from another Mr. Tan, Broadcom CEO Hoc Tan who is the champion of financial engineering.
Mickey Mouse
Adrienne Maloof
It is very stupid for these elite CEOs to join f-c king Intel.
Definitely not Elon Musk and no to Renee James. She burnt cash through McAfee, Windriver acquisitions.
Cliff Clavin
Christoph Schell - can you imagine Intel's sales numbers without him? a true miracle worker.
I will do it for half of what they paid PG but I get to WFH to offset the pay cut.
Gina Raimondo
:D
Jim Kramer
No one can save Intel.
Sometimes companies just die.
The business model doesn’t work anymore.
Most important, and likely to move the stock sharply higher, is that the person be someone willing to really take a chainsaw to the company and with all great haste, break it up in order to get down to the core business.
Foundry or Products need to be sold or IPOd, so at the end of the day Intel is a small enough company that it can be sustainable.
The current path is towards breakdown, and with the debt in the ballpark of the market cap, that is a recipe for sudden and abrupt events to happen. Think Lehman, Enron and other companies that got carried away with leverage.
Intel has real value, in both Foundry and Products, but needs to get smaller and more lean to be competitive, and to be able to attract the capital needed to sustain operations.
Well past time to stop being a conglomerate.
Tom Cruise, because he starred in Mission Impossible
Why would Jensen leave the company he built that is the 2nd most valuable company in the world?
At this point Intel requires "Kim Jong Un" - Perform or perish in under 3 months
It is easier to sell core business to AMD.
Jim Keller
Lip-Bu Tan. Time to clean house in TD.
Sandra Rivera
Or
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