Microchip Technology names new president

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Steve Sanghi, 35, has been named president and chief operating officer of semiconductor manufacturer Microchip Technology Inc. Sanghi succeeds Donald R. Sorchych, 58, who resigned as president and chief executive officer in May 1990. The company has not announced anyone to assume the job of chief executive officer. Microchip expects to post a small profit for its current quarter in 1990, after suffering losses for several of the past quarters. It has realigned its focus away from commodity products to more specialized chips. The company has shifted away from the standard memory chip and is moving toward more proprietary products, including a line of microcontrollers that use reduced instruction set computer (RISC) technology.

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Advanced Micro moves to fill president's post

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Richard Previte is named president and chief operating officer of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. The company will seek to maintain its leadership in certain types of chips including programmable logic devices and electronic programmable read-only memories (Eproms). Prioritizing development projects and eliminating programs that do not fulfill the companies time-to-market requirements will be crucial in creating consistent profitability.

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Vice president named to Intel's top team

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Intel Corp names Craig R. Barrett as executive VP, a post that places Barrett in an apparent succession to Andrew S. Grove as president and CEO of the semiconductor company. Grove is 53, and he has said he plans to retire at 55. Barrett will now be responsible for internal operations corporate-wide. Barrett will join Gordon E. Moore, Intel's chairman, and Dr. Grove, in Intel's executive office.

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