Intel Appoints New Senior Fellows

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 20, 2003 - Intel Corporation today announced the appointment of three individuals to the position of Intel Senior Fellow. The new Intel Senior Fellows, selected for their continued technical leadership and outstanding contributions to both the company and the industry, are Yan Borodovsky, Kevin Kahn and Eugene Meieran.

Intel Senior Fellows represent the highest level of technical achievement within the company. Intel created the position of Senior Fellow in 2002 to allow for the recognition of the most senior and influential members of Intel Fellows, an elite group of individuals whose technical expertise and contributions have helped Intel maintain its position at the forefront of innovation and technology leadership.

Borodovsky, 56, is director of advanced lithography in Portland Technology Development, part of Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group. Borodovsky joined Intel in 1987, was appointed Intel Fellow in 1999, and has been instrumental in the development of advanced lithography tools and patterning techniques. He has written a number of technical papers in the area of lithographic techniques and methods, and holds 12 patents with several others pending. Borodovsky is currently responsible for directing Intel's multi-generational advanced lithography definition and progress.

Kahn, 52, is director of the communications technology lab in Intel's Corporate Technology Group. Kahn, who joined Intel in 1976 and was appointed Intel Fellow in 1994, is published extensively in the area of processor architecture and communications and currently holds 10 patents, with several others pending. He has been instrumental in driving Intel's technology leadership in networking and communications while coordinating Intel's participation in related standards bodies and consortia. Kahn is also a leading wireless expert within the company and plays a critical role in shaping Intel's broadband and wireless spectrum policies.

Meieran, 65, is director of manufacturing strategic support in Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group. Meieran joined Intel in 1973 and was appointed Intel Fellow in 1985. In addition to being Intel's longest-tenured Fellow, Meieran has been recognized nationally and internationally for his contributions in semiconductor device materials and processing technology. He was elected to the prestigious National Academy of Engineering in 1998 and is published extensively on a variety of topics, including advanced technology applications for manufacturing. He is currently responsible for the development of knowledge-management technology to enable more efficient and cost-effective decision-making in Intel's factory environment.

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