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US Lawmaker Questions Intel CEO's Links to Chinese Firms
Business Standard
|August 07, 2025
US Republican Senator Tom Cotton sent a letter to Intel's board chair on Wednesday with questions about the chipmaker's new CEO Lip-Bu Tan's (pictured) ties to Chinese firms and a recent criminal case involving his former company Cadence Design.
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Writing to "express concern about the security and integrity of Intel's operations and its potential impact on US national security", Cotton asked in the letter to Intel chairperson Frank Yeary whether the company's board was aware of the subpoenas sent to Cadence during Tan's time there
This story is from the August 07, 2025 edition of Business Standard.
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