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...company, now known popularly as Intel, thrived and its product, the silicon microchip...
Grove's built-in drive to succeed, combined with an aggressive business attitude and knowledge of the market propelled Intel to the head of the computer revolution and made Grove, who will deliver today's Class Day speech at Harvard Business School, one of the world's richest and shrewdest...
Grove's devotion to his work, from CCNY to Fairchild to Intel, has been the hallmark of his career. His determination to make his product the best and other products fail came in handy when Moore was looking for a successor--something both of them soon realized...
Grove traveled constantly, building factories and searching for investors, including his 1972 trip to Malaysia. He was driven by what seemed like a built-in success mechanism, one that led him to drive himself and Intel to the brink of total domination of the computer market--and the emerging global economy...
Moore and Grove both knew the young Hungarian refugee was Intel's rising leader...