Intel was aware of the chip vulnerability when its CEO sold off $24 million in company stock
Source: Business Insider
Troy Wolverton
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* Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold off $24 million worth of stock and options in the company in late November.
* The stock sale came after Intel was informed by Google of a significant vulnerability in its chips a flaw that only became public this week.
* Intel says the stock sale was unrelated to the vulnerability, but came as part of a planned divestiture program. But Krzanich put that stock sale plan in place in October several months after Intel was informed of the vulnerability.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold off a large portion of his stake in the company months after the chip maker was informed by Google of a significant security vulnerability in its flagship PC processors but before the problem was publicly known
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PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)I anxiously await receiving my $5 coupon for use on a future Intel CPU purchase.
Fullduplexxx
(7,880 posts)Fullduplexxx
(7,880 posts)Intel says the stock sale was unrelated to the vulnerability, but came as part of a planned divestiture program. I wonder if they said that with a straight face
bucolic_frolic
(43,511 posts)he doesn't know anything about the operation of the company, the underlings do all the work
"Plausible deniability"
"Disinformation"
Obfuscation
Quick, make bank!
edhopper
(33,667 posts)like all the CEOs after the financial meltdown.
bitterross
(4,066 posts)mpcamb
(2,883 posts)Jail first!
Questions later!
Nitram
(22,971 posts)Bengus81
(6,939 posts)See how soon this CEO sees any bars.
mobeau69
(11,169 posts)IthinkThereforeIAM
(3,078 posts)... every computer I have purchased is AMD equipped. My 1998 AMD K6/2 still runs like a charm. It is actually better for some of the older games such as Alpha Centauri and Alien Crossfire. Re: Arrow keys for moving pieces.