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Former SK Hynix CEO Lee Seok-Hee is set to return to Intel as executive vice president (EVP) of Intel's foundry business, strengthening Intel's push into advanced packaging technologies. The appointment also represents another strategic move by Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to reorganize the company's foundry business.

Synopsis Intel has appointed former SK hynix and SK On CEO Lee Seok-hee as a senior vice president in its foundry business. Lee will lead advanced packaging and system integration efforts, a crucial area for Intel's push into next-generation AI systems. His extensive experience in high-scale technology and manufacturing is expected to bolster Intel's capabilities and customer commitments in this v

Intel hires former SK hynix chief Lee Seok-hee to lead advanced packaging ANI | Updated: Jun 20, 2026 17:01 IST Seol [South Korea], June 20 (ANI): Intel has appointed former CEO of SK hynix and SK On Lee Seok-hee as a senior vice president in its foundry business, amid the US chipmaker's push into advanced semiconductor packaging. According to a report by The Korea Herald, Intel announced Thursd

(From left) Lip-Bu Tan, chief executive officer of Intel, and Lee Seok-hee, executive vice president of Intel Foundry. (Photo: Lip-Bu Tan's LinkedIn) Former SK hynix chief executive officer Lee Seok-hee is returning to Intel, where he will oversee advanced packaging technologies within the company's foundry business. On June 18, Intel announced through its newsroom that it had appointed Lee as e

Lee Seok-hee, executive vice president of Intel Foundry (Intel) Intel has appointed former CEO of SK hynix and SK On Lee Seok-hee as a senior vice president in its foundry business, amid the US chipmaker’s push into advanced semiconductor packaging. Intel announced Thursday that Lee will oversee advanced packaging, system integration, back-end technology development and back-end manufacturing at

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