While it is widely believed that Intel's board of directors ousted chief executive Pat Gelsinger earlier this week as they did not agree with his strategy and tactics, interim co-CEO David Zisner said at a conference that the company's core revival strategy would remain intact. The BoD still believes that Intel should continue developing its products and maintain its manufacturing capacity to produce its own products as well as make chips for others.
"I mean, the Board was pretty clear that the core strategy remains intact," Zisner said at the UBS Global Technology Conference this week. "We still want to be a world-class foundry, and we want to be the Western provider of leading-edge silicon to customers. That remains our goal."
