Sentence examples for head of intel from inspiring English sources

Andy Grove, a former head of Intel, describes the administration's performance as "ineffectual".

Paul S. Otellini, the head of Intel, said that more and more devices were connecting to the Internet and that wireless connectivity was a sector where the company saw "growth potential".

His friend and mentor, Andrew Grove, the former head of Intel, who had overcome prostate cancer, told Mr. Jobs that diets and acupuncture were not a cure for his cancer.

"Singapore is really a living example of the saying of Andy Grove, the head of Intel," said Ho Kwon Ping, a member of Singapore's powerful Government Investment Corporation, citing the title of Mr. Grove's 1996 book, "Only the Paranoid Survive".

Paul Otellini had been head of Intel for eight years, and seen it consolidate its grip on the PC microprocessor market – though it is increasingly under threat from chips in smartphones using the ARM architecture pioneered by a British company.

Barrett, whose husband, Craig, is the former head of Intel, said she has gained insight into the potential 2016 field by observing the governors up close — including seeing South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley with her family and encountering Ohio Gov. John Kasich while hiking.

Now she is based in Shanghai and is the head of an Intel initiative to bring computers to schools in the developing world that are specially tailored to those children's needs.

Stevenson: I told my boss and the head of HR at Intel because I know people call other people to see if they can take board positions.

In August of that year, Intel's head of European operations, Christian Morales, told Forbes that Intel would "keep on cooperating and addressing this" until the Commission realized how competitive the market had become.

Forbes.com caught up with Intel's head of Europe, Christian Morales who has been with the company since 1980 to find out how Intel hopes to harness the future needs of a more mobile world.

Unveiling the second generation of Atom processors, Pankaj Kedia, Intel's head of handhelds, said they were "first and foremost" designed for smartphones and tablets.