Intel's new CEO acknowledges the company fell behind and he wants customers to be 'brutally honest'

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Intel's new CEO acknowledges the company fell behind and he wants customers to be 'brutally honest'

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Intel's new CEO said the company had fallen short of expectations recently and asked for customer feedback in his first public appearance since taking over the chip giant.

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