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Jane Shaw

American businesswoman
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  • Intel Desktop Board D915GUX
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    / 2000–2019: Leadership changes and a shifting competitive landscape

    …CEO, and four years later Jane Shaw replaced Barrett as chairman. But even as Intel appeared strong from the outside, signs of strain were emerging. Smartphone makers were bypassing Intel chips, delays plagued new manufacturing processes, and rivals like AMD began regaining ground in the PC market. A once-unshakable lead…

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    …CEO, and four years later Jane Shaw replaced Barrett as chairman. But even as Intel appeared strong from the outside, signs of strain were emerging. Smartphone makers were bypassing Intel chips, delays plagued new manufacturing processes, and rivals like AMD began regaining ground in the PC market. A once-unshakable lead…

    Read More