Intel’s new CEO plans to cut another 20% of its jobs, Bloomberg reports
- Lip-Bu Tan's Intel plans to eliminate over 21,000 jobs across the company this week.
- The struggling chipmaker faces high costs, shrinking margins, and years of technological challenges leading to financial pressure.
- This move under the new CEO aims to streamline management and rebuild an engineering culture.
- The planned cuts affect more than 20% of the workforce, which totaled about 109,000 employees in late 2024.
- These proposed reductions follow 15,000 job cuts less than a year ago and precede the upcoming quarterly earnings report.
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