"If the U.S. wants to win the global race for technological supremacy, the country’s best tool is a sovereign-wealth fund," ...

Intel’s interim co-chiefs promised to invest heavily in the company’s chip designs and pursue new customers for its contract chip-making business after the architect of the company’s ...

In the aftermath of 18-year-old Jesse Gelsinger's death last September during a University of Pennsylvania gene therapy trial, intensified regulation of such studies will be a major topic at the ...

Gelsinger says: "Speaking about yield as a % isn't appropriate. Large die will have lower yield, smaller die - high yield percentage. Anyone using % yield as a metric for semiconductor health ...

Gelsinger is, of course, the recently former CEO of Intel, a hardware engineer, and current chairman of his own IPO-bound startup, Gloo, a messaging and engagement platform for churches.

Gelsinger’s ouster comes after Intel was awarded nearly $8 billion in federal grants from President Biden’s CHIPS Act last week.

On Monday, Intel announced that its CEO Pat Gelsinger was stepping down from his post after more than three years.

Pat Gelsinger's plan to transform Intel were not enough to save the toubled chipmaker, according to the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

Former Intel chief Pat Gelsinger, who stepped down from his leadership post a week ago, is inviting people to join him in prayer and fasting for the struggling chipmaker's employees.

Intel has fired CEO Pat Gelsinger part-way through his turnaround plan. But changing the head probably won't fix a legacy of bad business decisions.

Pat Gelsinger is retiring after over 40 years at the company, and close to four years at the chip manufacturer's helm. Effective as of December 1, Gelsinger has left both his post and his position ...