Experts suggest that his predecessor, Pat Gelsinger, avoided making difficult choices, but Tan seems determined to bring about necessary changes to revitalize Intel. ALSO SEE: Sunita Williams And Butch Wilmore Set To Return From ISS After 9-Month Delay, NASA Reveals Their Salaries In recent quarters, Intel has lost market share in both data centers and PCs, while also suffering significant losses in its manufacturing business. To address this, new CEO Lip-Bu Tan plans to restart production of AI server chips and expand Intel's focus into areas like software, robotics, and AI foundation models, according to Reuters. Tan's appointment comes as rumors circulate about potential investors, including Broadcom and TSMC, exploring the possibility of splitting Intel's business into two parts. However, Tan has indicated he won't break up the company.