GOKUL SUBRAMANIAM
Did you know Avtar Saini, the ex-Intel India head killed while cycling, held 7 patents in chip design?
Avtar Saini, former head of Intel India, tragically passed away while cycling in Navi Mumbai. Saini, known for his contributions to Intel's microprocessors, held 7 patents and played a leadership role in the development of the Pentium processor and Intel's 64-bit architecture - the Itanium Processor.
Avtar Saini, Ex-Intel India head, killed after being knocked down by cab while cycling in Mumbai
Former Intel India head Avtar Saini, known for his role in designing the Pentium processor, was tragically killed in a cycling accident in Navi Mumbai. Saini, 68, was hit by a speeding cab while riding with fellow cyclists. Despite wearing a helmet, he suffered severe injuries and was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. The cab driver, Hrishikesh Khade, has been booked for rash and negligent driving causing death.
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