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CEO Gelsinger retires, two veterans to lead chip giant. Frank Yeary, who has served as independent chair of the board, will assume the role of interim executive chair during the transition period. The company specified that the Intel Foundry leadership structure will remain unchanged.
The report, based on satellite imagery analyzed by The New York Times, suggests Israel’s possible plans for extended control in the region.
