Intel slashes some worker, exec pay following PC market fall: report

Intel slashes some worker, exec pay following PC market fall: report

Intel Corp has taken the web step following the discharge of a disappointing earnings report final week.

The chipmaker has made broad cuts to worker and government pay.

Last week, Intel issued a lower-than-expected sales forecast pushed by a lack of market share to rivals and a PC market downturn.

The reductions will vary from 5% of base pay for mid-level workers to 25% for Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger.

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (Fox Business Travel)

The firm’s hourly workforce’s pay won’t be reduce, stated an individual aware of the matter who was not licensed to talk publicly.

Intel spokesperson Addy Burr stated in a press release that the “modifications are designed to affect our government inhabitants extra considerably and can assist assist the investments and general workforce.”

Last week, Intel stated its revenue margins have been plunging because the PC market cooled after a number of years of progress throughout the pandemic.

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Intel emblem and semiconductors (istock / iStock)

Gelsinger additionally conceded that Intel has “stumbled” and misplaced market share to rivals.

Advanced Micro Devices stated Tuesday that quarterly gross sales have been above Wall Street’s expectations.

In addition to the mid-level pay cuts, vice chairman degree workers will see 10% reductions, and the corporate’s prime executives apart from the CEO will get 15% cuts.

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Intel Processor Core i5 2500K (iStock / iStock)

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The firm has additionally lowered its 401(ok) matching program from 5% to 2.5% and suspended advantage raises and quarterly efficiency bonuses, the particular person stated.

TickerSecurityLastChangeChange %
INTCINTEL CORP.28.26+0.31+1.11%
AMDADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC.75.15+2.70+3.73%

Annual efficiency bonuses based mostly Intel’s general monetary efficiency will stay, though they’re anticipated to be decrease.

Reuters contributed to this report.