Kicking Pat Gelsinger kicks off Intel blog

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By Mike Magee

Thu Apr 12 2007, 01:03

BEARDED CHIEF INTEL TECHIE Pat "Kicking" Gelsinger has kicked off an Intel blog in which he describes how he helped start the Intel Developer Forum idea.

He was very influential on this front, much to his credit.

He says in his bog that 10 years ago he helped to kick off the idea of IDF, but he is being a bit self-effacing here.

He doesn't mention the times he lost bets to Andreas Stiller from German site c't, and doesn't say about how he once pounced upon Mad Mike Mageek shouting at him to wake up, it wasn't that boring.

Good to see the old boy is still kickin'

The blog is here. µ

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