Will Andy Grove Save Intel By Recruiting Jen Hsun Huang?
November 27, 2012
Intel may not know it but they are entering a crises moment due to the announced resignation of Paul Otellini that will not take place until May 2013. A six-month funeral with a 100,000 mourning employees will not calm customers who question whether to stick with the x86 PC roadmap much less the Atom mobile processors. A more dramatic gesture is needed to shake the company to its core and jump-start its new Foundry Business. Moore's Law slows down for no one and given the Chasm that lies ahead, Intel needs to be bold and offer its CEO position to nVidia’s Jen Hsun Huang – immediately! And to make it all happen will only be possible if Andy Grove decides to step in and make the call.
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