On March 17, Reuters reported that Intel's incoming CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is considering major changes to the company's AI strategy and manufacturing operations to address inefficiencies and improve competitiveness. His focus includes streamlining management, restructuring Intel Foundry, and attracting major clients for its contract chip manufacturing business. Tan aims to advance AI chip production, revive the company's innovation culture, and boost manufacturing efficiency. While continuing past efforts to compete with TSMC, he plans to improve customer service and chip yields. Intel's upcoming Panther Lake AI chips are crucial for its financial outlook, and long-term success in AI development is expected by 2027.