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Intel CEO Bob Swan
- Intel has a new CEO in the form of Bob Swan, ending a search that started in the wake of former chief exec Brian Krzanich's departure.
- Swan had been interim CEO since Krzanich left in June 2018, and Intel's CFO before that.
- Before Intel, Swan had a long career in Silicon Valley and beyond: He was the CFO (and briefly CEO) of notorious dot-com flop Webvan, a venture investor, and other things besides.
- Here's a look at his career, from a long tenure at GE all the way to the top of Intel.
On Thursday, Intel named Robert "Bob" Swan as its new permanent CEO.
Swan is a familiar face for Intel shareholders and employees: He had been serving as CFO since 2016, and stepped up as interim CEO in June 2018, following the sudden departure of former chief exec Brian Krzanich.
The 58-year old executive has held number executive roles throughout his career, but leading $215 billion Intel will be Swan's highest-profile gig yet.
But who exactly is Intel's new CEO?
Here's a closer look at Bob Swan's life and career:
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