Questions arose late last year when it was revealed that Intel's CEO, Brian Krzanich, sold about half his shares in the company. What was odd was that Krzanich was dumping his shares despite the fact that they were projected to go up.
It turns out that in January of 2017, two bugs nicknamed Meltdown and Spectre, were found to be present in chips made by Intel. Although this was known, it wasn't reported to the public until January of 2018. Which means Krzanich sold his shares after knowing about the bugs, but before the public found out.
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In light of this new information, we decided to produce a GekeVenn showing the overlap of Intel Corporation with the federal government through Washington's revolving door. Such overlap is often the reason why a corporation can violate regulations without penalty, or with severely lessened consequences.
