Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan wants the semiconductor company to refocus on its core business units: PCs and data center chips.

CEO Lip-Bu Tan could shed the $5.8 billion NEX division as the chipmaker refocuses on its traditional strongholds.

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The struggling chip manufacturer Intel is considering the sale of the Network and Edge Group. The new CEO wants to focus on ...

Intel is considering a divestment of its Network and Edge Group (NEX) in an effort to streamline its strategy and focus on ...