Intel has recently unveiled a series of significant high-level personnel adjustments. Michelle Johnston Holthaus, the long-serving head of product operations with a 30-year tenure at the company, is set to depart from her current role. However, she will remain with Intel for the next few months, transitioning into the role of a strategic advisor. This move comes as CEO Pat Gelsinger steps up efforts to drive the company's transformation, with a clear goal of flattening the management hierarchy and streamlining operations within the leadership ranks.

In a parallel development, Kavork Kechichian has been brought on board at Intel, assuming the positions of Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Data Center Group. This strategic hire underscores Intel's commitment to bolstering its leadership in the data center sector.

Furthermore, Intel has taken steps to reorganize its internal structure by establishing a new Central Engineering Organization, which will be headed by Srinivasan Ayyangar. In addition, the company has expanded the responsibilities of Naga Chandrasekaran, recognizing his contributions and potential. Lastly, Jim Johnson has been appointed as the General Manager of the Client Computing Group, further solidifying Intel's leadership team for the future.