Former Intel head Avtar Saini, a key figure in microprocessor development, died in a cycling accident in Navi Mumbai.

Avtar Saini, former Intel head, tragically died after a speeding cab struck him while cycling in Navi Mumbai. Saini, a respected figure in the field of microprocessor design and development, had a degree in electrical engineering and spent over 20 years at Intel. He played a crucial role in shaping the evolution of Intel's microprocessors, including the Intel 386 and 486, and led the design of the iconic Pentium processor.