Intel's chief engineer is departing as the chip giant grapples with the fallout from a major production stumble
Intel Chief Engineer Murthy Renduchintala is leaving the company, per a press release on Monday.
Murthy, who was a longtime president at Qualcomm, joined Intel in 2015 to help lead the company's bid to reclaim its dominance in the chip industry. The other engineering execs were Jim Keller, who came from Tesla and was a veteran of Apple, and Raja Koduri, one of the leading graphics chip engineers in the world, who joined from rival AMD.
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