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Koduri will be working on Intel's newly formed Core and Visual Computing Group.

Read more on Raja Koduri's move to Intel.

Read more on Raja Koduri's move to Intel.
Wow! This is huge for Intel, and how does this effect the new SOC with HBM and Discrete graphics story from a few days ago? I can't imagine how there was not a Non-Compete clause in his separation agreement.
When leaving AMD he said:
"I will continue to be an ardent fan and user of AMD technologies for both personal and professional use"
What a Hypocrite!
Some interesting speculation has arrisen in that with Raja Kaduri still being under a non compete clause "Could" indicate a possible take over and or merger between Intel and RTG.
Which lets face it if it did happen this would give RTG the funds necessary to take Nvidia on and possibly beating them in the GPU market which is great for us consumer as better products and hopefully better prices.
Some interesting speculation has arrisen in that with Raja Kaduri still being under a non compete clause "Could" indicate a possible take over and or merger between Intel and RTG.
Which lets face it if it did happen this would give RTG the funds necessary to take Nvidia on and possibly beating them in the GPU market which is great for us consumer as better products and hopefully better prices.
Some interesting speculation has arrisen in that with Raja Kaduri still being under a non compete clause "Could" indicate a possible take over and or merger between Intel and RTG.
Which lets face it if it did happen this would give RTG the funds necessary to take Nvidia on and possibly beating them in the GPU market which is great for us consumer as better products and hopefully better prices.
Non-compete contracts are not legal in the state of California. Raja is literally free to work wherever he likes, provided he does not take any of AMD's IP with him.
But Intel are based in Texas I believe so he is bound by it hence that they may be doing a merger![]()
Please refer to Wikipedia. Intel's headquarters is in Santa Clara, California. They do have a site in Austin, Texas but they have offices all over the globe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel
Intel have a large establishment here in Ireland because the Irish government don't tax large corporations nearly as much as other nations. Apple has a sizeable presence here in Ireland as well.