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Nah.. Gelsinger is an engineer. He wrote a book on programming the 80386, and was the principal engineer of the 486. And before all that, he was an electronics tech in a local TV station. He actually worked his way up, associates degree while at the TV station, got his Bachelors and Masters while working as a QC tech at Intel.
I'd be shocked if he didn't keep a high end PC with CASE/CAM software on it at home. For that matter, I'd be surprised if the guy didn't have a fairly well equipped electronics lab, just for fun.
He's the CEO of intel, his life is probably this: wake up, work, sleep