Bangladeshi born Omar Ishrak named Intel Corporation chairman

[Black_cats]

Bangladeshi born Omar Ishrak named Intel chairman
Tribune Desk

• Published at 10:53 am January 23rd, 2020

Dr Omar Ishrak Collected

Omar will replace Andy Bryant

Bangladeshi born businessman Dr Omar Ishrak has been named the chairman of Intel’s board of directors.

Omar has been serving in the Intel board since March 2017, a press release on Intel’s website said.

Omar will replace Andy Bryant, who plans to retire from Intel’s board in May.

He also has been serving as the chairman and chief executive officer of Medtronic, medical technology giant since 2011. He will step down as the company CEO in April, according to various media reports.

Before that Omar worked at General Electric Co for 16 years, most recently as president and chief executive officer of GE Healthcare Systems, a division of GE Healthcare.

Apart from that, he is a member of the board of trustees of the Asia Society and the Minnesota Public Radio board of trustees.

Omar holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a PhD in electrical engineering from the University of London, King’s College.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangla...-born-omar-ishrak-made-intel-s-board-chairman

 

[khansaheeb]

Great achievement.

One of the founding members of Intel was a Pakistani by the way.

 

[Longhorn]

Great achievement.

One of the founding members of Intel was a Pakistani by the way.

Just had a quick look on Google. The three founders of Intel are listed as Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce and Andrew Grove.
Who was the Pakistani and where does he fit in?

 

[I S I]

Now Bangladeshis can get ice lake chips for free.

 

[khansaheeb]

Just had a quick look on Google. The three founders of Intel are listed as Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce and Andrew Grove.
Who was the Pakistani and where does he fit in?

Sorry I meant AMD. 8 guys started up AMD and he was one of them.

 

[Longhorn]

Sorry I meant AMD. 8 guys started up AMD and he was one of them.

Jerry Sanders

Jack Gifford
Edwin Turney


Sven Simonsen

Jim Giles

John Carey

Larry Stenger

Frank Botte

The 8 founders of AMD.
Sorry, still no Pakistani.

 

[darksider]

Sorry I meant AMD. 8 guys started up AMD and he was one of them.

You should always provide a support link when you claim something and please edit your intel post also.i was surprised to readt it.
Your claim about amd look like false also.hope i am wrong.
Thanks

 

[Bilal9]

Hey guys no biggie, misunderstandings can happen. Safi Qureshey sahab from Pakistan founded AST computer, one of the largest pioneer IBM 286 and 386 based computer brands along with two more partners. I believe he still lives in Orange County, South of the LA area and teaches at the local University, UCI. I have seen him many times in many LA area mosques. Humble gentleman and a role model for all Muslims in the LA area.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safi_Qureshey

Mean while another Bangladeshi-origin young man, Sal Khan, founded Khan Academy which is a beacon of hope for education around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sal_Khan

 

[Sine Nomine]

Bangladeshi born businessman Dr Omar Ishrak has been named the chairman of Intel’s board of directors.

His age is 63,how he was born in Bangladesh when BD itself is merely around 50

 

[Black_cats]

His age is 63,how he was born in Bangladesh when BD itself is merely around 50

The same way every Bangladeshi born before 1971 say they were born in Bangladesh as the term East Pakistan has become obsolete with the liberation and emergence of Bangladesh.

 

[Bilal9]

The same way every Bangladeshi born before 1971 say they were born in Bangladesh as the term East Pakistan has become obsolete with the liberation and emergence of Bangladesh.

Well if you say to Sanghis you are older than a certain age, they won't give you a visa, because you were born in Pakistan.

If you have Pakistani stamp on your visa, that is also reason for Sanghis to deny you a visa. These idiots truly have $hit for brains.

Not that any sane people are too eager to visit Rapestan anyway....

 

[Sine Nomine]

The same way every Bangladeshi born before 1971 say they were born in Bangladesh as the term East Pakistan has become obsolete with the liberation and emergence of Bangladesh.

Well Bengalis can write whatever makes them happy,but you can't write as place of your Birth which wasn't in existance back than.
It only shows insecurity complex.

 

[Destranator]

Well Bengalis can write whatever makes them happy,but you can't write as place of your Birth which wasn't in existance back than.
It only shows insecurity complex.

Going by your logic, your founding father was British Indian. So is labelling QeA as a Pakistani a sign of inferiority complex?

 

[Rusty]

Going by your logic, your founding father was British Indian. So is labelling QeA as a Pakistani a sign of inferiority complex?

No Pakistani on earth claims MA Jinnah was born in Pakistan.

 

[Black_cats]

No Pakistani on earth claims MA Jinnah was born in Pakistan.

So what your grand parents used to or even now write in Passport as place of birth? British India?

No break away country use former name as place of birth. It is just old name become obsolete and starts of using new name.