Patrick (Pat) Gelsinger, former Intel CEO, made headlines with his retirement after concerns about Intel’s market position. With over four decades in tech, he played a key role in developing USB ...

Pat Gelsinger, for instance, took to X with glee, posting, “Thank you DeepSeek team.” Wisdom is learning the lessons we thought we already knew. DeepSeek reminds us of three important ...

In an exclusive interview with CRN, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he wants to invest in areas that will support the chipmaker’s core businesses across data center, client computing, graphics ...

The markets are getting it wrong, this will make AI much more broadly deployed.” As Gelsinger well knows, the story of infotech is that input prices keep falling and the industry keeps growing.

At his company's annual customer conference in August, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger, 57, was sporting what he called a “badass tattoo” showing off the name of the company he’s run since 2012.

However, ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger argues that compute performance is never enough and that high demand for processors from tech giants will remain. The reaction to DeepSeek's breakthrough has ...

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger praised R1 for its innovative potential and emphasized the importance of affordability, resourcefulness, and openness in computing history. Gelsinger’s current ...

Can the federal Chips Act and a push for domestic production in the U.S. help? Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks with WSJ editor Thorold Barker at The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live conference.

In his book, Chang elaborates on... Following CEO Pat Gelsinger's unexpected retirement announcement, Intel has appointed CFO David Zinsner and EVP Michelle Johnston Holthaus as interim co-CEOs ...

Patrick (Pat) Gelsinger—sounds like a name you’ve heard before, right? The tech world recently buzzed with news of his retirement as CEO of Intel. Rumors have been swirling that he was forced ...

The proposal Gelsinger and others will present is likely to include plans to further reduce Intel's capital spending on factory expansion. Why Intel wants Congress to move chip production back to ...