Brian Krzanich, CEO of Intel Corporation, is also in a hurry to address the troubles caused by Meltdown and Specter loopholes in hundreds of millions of computers around the world.
According to CNET reports, Branch again odd said, The PC and server issues on the Intel platform are very easy to fix and have been properly handled.
He also said that for the real-world applications, the current impact is minimal.
However, when asked about the possible recall of the "slag door" caused by the FDIV (floating-point elimination) BUG at the time when the incident was blamed on the outside world, Branch re-Qi aggravating tone 'This is not the same thing with FDIV, this is not an irreparable BUG, we have solved.'
In a statement to Intel this morning that only talked about nearly 5 years of CPUs, Steve Smith, general manager of Intel's data center engineering group, said, Those old platforms that were 10 years old will be fixed in the next few weeks.
It is worth mentioning that the Intel CEO had sold up to 24 million U.S. dollars worth of stocks on November 24th. This matter is now being questioned in a very serious way, mainly focusing on three points:
1, Google said last June informed Intel of the above loopholes;
2, Branch re-odd sold 80% of the hands of the stock, he is also guaranteed to stay at Intel's bottom line of the maximum;
3, Intel's shares opened yesterday from a continuous decline, less than 45 US dollars at press time.
This can not help but make people have a 'insider trading' conspiracy theory, although Intel strongly denied.
