Microprocessor Guru Jim Keller Resigns from Intel
The collaboration of microprocessor engineer Jim Keller, who is very famous in the industry, and Intel, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, is only two years old.
The collaboration of microprocessor engineer Jim Keller, who is very famous in the industry, and Intel, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, is only two years old.
Microprocessor engineer who is quite famous in the industry Jim Keller The world's largest semiconductor manufacturer with IntelTheir relationship lasted only two years. In the statement made by the US-based company, it was reported that the successful name, who previously played critical roles in high-profile companies such as AMD, Apple and Tesla, left Intel for personal reasons.
Stating that Keller's work in the last two years has contributed to strengthening their leadership in the sector. Intel, stated that the successful engineer will be a consultant to the microprocessor unit for the next six months, but will not be an official employee of the company.
Keller was known for his work designing AMD's Zen architecture and Ryzen chips
Keller, who helped develop the Intel K7 architecture, is part of AMD's Zen of architecture and Ryzen He was also known for his work on designing chips. Also used on iPad and iPhone Apple A4/A5 The microprocessor guru, who played a critical role in the development of processors, left AMD in 2015. Elon MuskElectric car manufacturer owned by TeslaHe had taken the path of .
During his time at Tesla autopilot technology Keller, who works in the field, joined Intel in 2018. It remains unclear whether the successful engineer, who resigned from Intel due to personal reasons, where he came with high hopes, will retire or move to another company.
After Keller's unexpected departure, Intel's road map in the field of microprocessors was written by the chief architect and senior vice president of the graphics department of the US company. Raja Koduri will determine. Whatever the reason, Intel's parting ways with a veteran name like Keller must be a huge loss for the company.
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