https://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/08/intel-ceo-reveals-how-he-almost-got-himself-fired-25-years-ago.html
At Inhel, major errors are a good way to get promoted. We were there when he cratered the fab process transfer on multiple occasions. And then stole ideas to make himself look good.
@3jhh - He is very responsible for the abysmal disclosure strategy of the flaws and the many iterations of buggy patch releases after having >7 "quiet" months to prepare and properly validate them. AMD and ARM have not recalled any patches. Intel is making a fool of itself, as if its reputation wasn't already tarnished by the original disclosure and the unique vulnerability to Meltdown.
True story bro
Let me guess: he was responsible for Meltdown/Spectre?
It is called phuck it up good, then work hard in desperation to fix it, look like a hero when you duck tape it and finally get promoted. That is the MO and track record for most of TMG