ARM's New CEO Relishes Intel Competition.
March 20, 2013
ARM's new CEO expects that competing with Intel will help him get his brain into gear in the mornings.
Asked, earlier today, how he felt about competing with Intel, Simon Segars, who to takes over from Warren East as CEO of ARM in July, replied: "Competition is always good - it keeps you on your toes. When you get up in the morning it gives you something to think about."
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