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He must be charming personality and great interviewer for people to lure him everywhere :)

• ChuckNorris89 4y ago
  In fairness, regardless of his actual competence, if you're a company looking to hire a VP with experience in shipping powerful GPUs for graphics and general compute, then your pickings are very slim in terms of candidates. The fingers one one had are probably enough to fill the list of candidates.
  • senttoschool 4y ago
    I feel like you've got to pick from Nvidia if you're Intel, no? Picking an engineering director at Nvidia would be better than picking a VP that was responsible for AMD's Vega.
  • 75dvtwin 4y ago
    You mean coding puzzles is not a thing? I think what Intel needs is a culture of innovation. Where things can be experimented with, failed, evaluated with data-driven insights. I actually think somebody who is creative, can articulate vision, and act effectively on criticism (eg change direction), be just a little less -inclusivity-building and more meritocracy-building -- is all they need. Somebody like Elon Mask.
• x3sphere 4y ago
  He used to work at ATI during the 9800 Pro days. That was pretty much their most successful GPU.