Intel CEO says he’ll personally approve all chip designs from here on out.
Lip-Bu Tan on today’s earnings call: > I’m also instituting a policy. Every major chip design needs to be personally reviewed and approved by me before tape out. He says it’ll move Intel “back towards a first time right mindset,” and that he’s already “taken steps to correct past mistakes regarding multi-threading capabilities” in future chips. Tan has a background in chip design and was CEO of chip design company C…
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