I agree. I don't see him having achieved anything particularly noteworthy over his tenure. I'm not sure where Intel needs to go from here - ultimately lots of

I agree. I don't see him having achieved anything particularly noteworthy over his tenure. I'm not sure where Intel needs to go from here - ultimately lots of problems are solved if they can just design a solid CPU (or GPU) and make enough of them to meet demand. Their problems recently are just down to them being incapable of doing so. If their fab node pans out that's another critical factor. Intel still has tons of potential. They're by no means uncompetitive with AMD, really. The fabs are a millstone right now, the entire reason they as cheap as they are until they can start printing money with them. It does feel like they don't have any magic, though, no big moonshots or cool projects left since they basically killed all of them :(.