Intel Board Promotes Four to Senior Vice President, Elects Four Others as Corporate Officers; Chief Marketing and Technology Officers Also Named

Intel's board promoted corporate vice presidents AnandChandrasekher, Eric Kim, David Perlmutter and Bruce Sewell to becomesenior vice presidents of the corporation, and has elected RobertCrooke, Shmuel (Mooly) Eden, Renee James and Brian Krzanich ascorporate vice presidents. The company also announced it has named Kimto the position of chief marketing officer (CMO), and selected SeniorFellow Justin Rattner to serve as chief technology officer (CTO).

"As Intel continues to deliver technology platforms withincreasing value and usefulness to consumers and business users, thesekey individuals are increasingly responsible for the execution of thisstrategy," said Paul Otellini, Intel president and CEO. "With thesenew elections and promotions, we are recognizing that they playextremely important roles helping take Intel to its next level ofsuccess."

The Intel board of directors has elected the following people tothe position of senior vice president:

Chandrasekher, 42, is senior vice president and general manager,Sales and Marketing Group. He and Kim are jointly responsible for allsales and marketing operations worldwide. Chandrasekher has been withIntel since 1988.

Kim, 51, is senior vice president and general manager, Sales andMarketing Group, and CMO. With Chandrasekher, he is jointlyresponsible for all sales and marketing operations worldwide. Kimjoined Intel in 2004.

Perlmutter, 52, is senior vice president and general manager,Mobility Group. He is jointly responsible for the design, developmentand marketing of Intel's solutions for the mobile computing segment.Perlmutter joined Intel in 1980 and is based in Haifa, Israel.

Sewell, 47, is senior vice president and general counsel and isresponsible for legal and government affairs worldwide. He joinedIntel in 1995 and is based in Santa Clara.

The newly elected corporate vice presidents include the followingindividuals:

Crooke, 42, is vice president and general manager, Business ClientGroup (BCG). In this role he is charged with directing Intel's visionfor delivering innovative business client platforms and is responsiblefor the definition, development and marketing of Intel's businessdesktop platform solutions. Crooke joined Intel in 1989.

Eden, 54, is vice president and general manager, Mobile PlatformsGroup. In this capacity, he is responsible for the architecture,development and marketing of Intel's solutions for the mobilecomputing segment. Eden joined Intel in 1982.

James, 41, is vice president and general manager, Software andSolutions Group. She is responsible for working with industry partnersto ensure compatibility with Intel platforms and components. Jamesjoined Intel in 1987.

Krzanich, 45, is vice president and general manager,Assembly/Test. Krzanich is responsible for all aspects of Intel'sassembly and test operations worldwide. He joined Intel in 1982.

In addition, Rattner, 57, has been named CTO. Rattner is SeniorFellow and director, Corporate Technology Group. He is responsible forleading Intel's microprocessor, communications and systems technologylabs and Intel Research. Rattner joined Intel in 1973. He was namedIntel's fourth Fellow in 1988 and was among the first group ofindividuals selected as Senior Fellows in 2002.

Intel, the world's largest chip maker, is also a leadingmanufacturer of computer, networking and communications products.Additional information about Intel is available atwww.intel.com/pressroom.

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