Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, leant heavily into the company's failures in his debut keynote performance at the Intel Vision 2025 event, yesterday. He also promised that the future would be brighter thanks to a new more responsive, 'engineering first' approach. The catch? It's hard to see how Tan's vision is terribly different from that of Intel's ousted CEO Pat Gelsinger.
The opening of Tan's keynote was humble, to say the least. He spoke of Intel "falling short of expectations," having "a lot of hard work ahead," and needing to "correct past mistakes." He also conceded that the company had "lost quite a bit of talent" in recent years and that it had been "very hard to watch Intel struggle."
