Intel’s latest CEO puts 'great man theory' to test
Silicon Valley investors love to romanticize iconoclasts and visionaries who bend technology and markets to their iron will. Intel’s latest CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, will put this “great man theory” to the test when he takes charge of the $110 billion chipmaker on Tuesday.
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