Meeting the Intel CEO born in Malaysia, this said Trump
US President Donald Trump has reportedly changed his establishment to the Intel Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Lip-Bu Tan, after a four-point meeting at the White House on Monday.
The meeting was held only a few days after Trump urged Tan to resign after the accusation of connecting with a company in China, as reported by the NY Times.
Tan, 65, who was born in Malaysia before becoming a US citizen, was appointed as an Intel CEO in March to return a giant semiconductor company that struggled to compete with large competitors.
Trump Praise Tan’s Glory
After the meeting, Trump did not express further details about Tan’s meeting, but described their discussion was very interesting.
He even described Tan’s career as an extraordinary success story.
Not only that, Trump told me that Tan and Cabinet members would meet again next week to submit it.
According to the NY Times, the statement was seen as a sign of Trump to loosen his concerns over national security risks related to Tan.
This is because before, Trump accused Tan to conflict and had to resign, a rare step by a president to try to influence the leadership of companies registered in public.
Intel emphasizes commitment in the US
In an official statement, Intel told me that discussions with Trump were open and constructive.
The main focus is on the company’s commitment to strengthen technology and manufacturing position in the United States.
“We appreciate the President’s leadership in developing this important priority and intending to work together to restore the glory of the company,” Intel said.
However, the company refused to comment whether Trump raised Tan’s relationship directly with China at the meeting.
A big challenge for Intel
This meeting took place at the time of critical for Intel who is now far behind compared to competitors.
Last year, former CEO of Patrick Gelsinger, Fall, and Tan, a former member of the council, was appointed to lead rehabilitation.
Last month, Tan announced the termination of 15 percent of the workforce.
He also introduced a new strategy to focus on the artificial Chip Chip Chip Market (AI), re -ownership in personal computer chips, and improve chip manufacturing technology.
Not only that, Intel is also the main beneficiary of the chips that were introduced during the Biden administration, received US $ 8.5 billion in federal funds to build factories in Arizona, Ohio and New Mexico.
However, the weakness of the company raises questions about its ability to complete these projects. Trump previously criticized the action.
Relationship Problems with China
Tan previously became the Cadence Design Systems CEO until 2021, a chip design software company at Silicon Valley.
His name was mentioned again after Cadence pleaded guilty for exporting chip design tools illegally to a Chinese university involved in a nuclear explosion simulation research.
The company agreed to pay a penalty of nearly US $ 118 million to resolve this case.
The case led Senator Tom Cotton, Chair of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, sent a letter to the White House to question Tan’s relationship with China.
The issue received the attention of the media, including coverage by Fox Business Lawyer, Maria Bartiromo, who pushed Trump to make reality urgent Tan to be fired.
However, Tan emphasized in a statement on the Intel website that the United States had been home for more than 40 years and he would work with administration to ensure that all facts were understood.
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