PREVIEW: CEO shift unlikely to ease Intel's Q1 profit slump

4 More Changes Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan Made To His Executive Team

CRN details four previously unreported changes Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan made to his executive team, which include new responsibilities for CFO David Zinsner and the chief communications officer becoming a direct report.

PREVIEW: CEO shift unlikely to ease Intel's Q1 profit slump

Intel Corporation is expected to release its first-quarter earnings report after the markets in the United States close on Thursday. The chipmaker has recently appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO, aft...

The former Silicon Valley star has missed the evolution of the AI and is no longer dreaming about investors. As a potential target, the group, now led by Lip-Bu Tan, is close to presenting a new massive shift reduction plan.

Rebuilding Intel: Q1 Results to Reveal Tan's Blueprint for Reversing Decline

Intel is at a crossroads as the company prepares to report earnings on April 24, 2025. Investors are hoping that Lip-Bu Tan, Intel's new CEO, can turn the company's fortunes around and stem its revenue losses. Currently, Intel is projected to report its fourth straight quarter of revenue decline with a 3.4% revenue loss, according to Reuters, and expects a significant widening of its losses to approximately $945 million compared with a loss of $…

Intel Results To Spotlight New CEO Tan's Strategy - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

Intel’s quarterly results will offer the clearest look yet at new CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s turnaround strategy for the embattled American chipmaker, and investors are hoping for early signs that he is reversing years of strategic lapses. The company is set to post its fourth consecutive quarterly revenue drop on April 24. Once the dominant force in global chipmaking, Intel has been losing ground to AMD in the personal computer and data centre chip mark…

"We Expect Intel To Post In-Line Results Followed By A Miss For The Guide As The Company Takes Advantage Of A New CEO To Reset Numbers," Says One Analyst

Often, a change at the helm of a company heralds a transformative period, characterized by greater flux and heightened uncertainty. This is exactly how Cantor Fitzgerald's star analyst, C.J. Muse, describes the state of affairs at Intel at the moment. To wit, Muse has now reduced his price target for Intel shares from $29 to $20, while maintaining an overall 'Neutral' rating. To start, Muse correctly points out that Intel's Q1 2025 financial res…