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Barrett, Craig

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    Craig Barrett, who succeeded Grove as Intel CEO in 1998, was able to close that gap. In 2005, Apple CEO Steven Jobs shocked the industry when he announced future Apple PCs would use Intel CPUs. Therefore, with the exception of some high-performance computers, called servers,…

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    Craig Barrett, who succeeded Grove as Intel CEO in 1998, was able to close that gap. In 2005, Apple CEO Steven Jobs shocked the industry when he announced future Apple PCs would use Intel CPUs. Therefore, with the exception of some high-performance computers, called servers,…

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