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I'm Chris Hill, joined by Motley Fool's Senior Analyst Tim Byers.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me, man.

We've also got a networking business that appears to be on the rise, but we're going to start

with some movement in the C-suite.

Intel has a new chief financial officer starting next Monday.

David Zinsner, I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly, is leaving his role as CFO at Micron

Technology to run the books at Intel.

We were going back and forth a little bit earlier today.

You see this as a move to what Intel has in store for mobile eye.

Do I have that right?

Yeah, I do.

This is somebody who has merger and acquisition experience.

If you don't know anything about Micron Technology, so Micron is primarily known as, I would

call them more of a lower level chip maker, more commodity type chips, memory chips.

Micron has done a lot of asset buys and sales, and this guy in June of 2021 executed a sale

of the 300.

I'm going to guess this is nanometer semiconductor factory, and maybe, yeah, I think so.

It's a semiconductor factory in Lehigh, Utah for 900 million sold to Texas Instruments.

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