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Intel announces the resignation of its chief executive Otellini
U.S. Intel Corp. announced that its chief executive Paul Otellini will retire from office.
Otellini
works at Intel, the largest company in the world to manufacture
microprocessors, for nearly forty years, and serves as chief executive
eight years ago.
And
contributed Otellini in many international initiatives and U.S. for the
deployment of the use of computers and information technology tools,
and give great interest the initiative "computer" every child in the
schools, especially in poor countries, and also served as a member of
the Board of Directors in the Google world since April 2004, and also a
member of on the board of Intel since 2002, first director of operations from 2002 to 2005.
Since
1974 until 2002, Otellini has held several positions at Intel,
including Executive Vice President and General Manager of Engineering
Group standard, which is the heart of the work of Intel Corp., and was
executive vice president and general manager of marketing and sales
thereafter. And
holds a master's degree from the University of California, Berkeley,
and a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of San
Francisco.
And
contributed Otellini in march Intel Corp., which is one of the largest
computer companies in the world, the first undisputed market processors
not competing only company AMD U.S. too, but at a distance of not
Balgaribh, and expected to step down and Otellini after the annual
meeting of shareholders in May next year.
Otellini is the fifth CEO of the company, which extends back to the 45 years. Otellini said in a statement, "It was an honor for me to lead one of the largest companies in the world."
"After
nearly four decades with the company and eight years as CEO, the time
has come to move and hand over the helm of Intel to a new generation of
leadership."
Intel
did not disclose the name is expected to be a successor to Otellini,
and whether it will be from within or from outside the company.
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