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Intel hails new chief

02 May 2013 •

Vendor giant's chief operating officer Krzanich to succeed Otellini later this month

As part of our special editorial partnership, CRN UK is publishing this article from Channelnomics. For only the sixth time in its 45-year history, Intel has a new chief executive. The Santa ...

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