英特尔，出现重大调整

Core Insights - Intel's CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, acknowledged significant changes in the AI leadership team following the departure of Sachin Katti, who was appointed as Chief Technology and AI Officer earlier this year [2][3] - Katti is set to join OpenAI to help build computing infrastructure for its general AI goals, highlighting a shift in Intel's AI strategy [2][3] - Tan emphasized the importance of AI as a top priority for Intel, aiming to establish the company as a preferred computing platform for next-generation AI workloads [3] Leadership Changes - The announcement of Katti's departure coincided with the exit of Saurabh Kulkarni, a senior executive in the data center AI division, who has joined AMD [4][5] - Anil Nanduri has taken over Kulkarni's responsibilities in AI product management [5] - Tan has been actively restructuring Intel's organization to reduce complexity and enhance innovation, marking his second major adjustment in two months [6][8] AI Strategy and Market Position - Intel's AI strategy aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the AI infrastructure market, with a focus on high-performance GPUs and cost-effective systems [2][10] - Katti previously outlined a new strategy involving heterogeneous systems designed to optimize performance for different stages of AI workloads, claiming a 70% cost-performance improvement compared to existing homogeneous systems [10][11] - The company is committed to an open software approach that supports multiple infrastructure vendors without requiring developers to change their usage habits [11]