Intel Corp

Intel’s recent 3% share gain reflects a bullish surge fueled by AI focus, government R&D support and a new strategic stake, but cautious options market signals still‑present headwinds.

Intel’s $5 B Nvidia stake fuels Fab 52 and AI‑x86 plans—but its true value hinges on integration, regulatory clearance, and market capture.

Intel’s 2025 rally hinges on new leadership, a bold foundry revival and an AI‑first strategy—can it overcome the 18A setback and reshape the semiconductor landscape?

Intel’s 18‑angstrom node: a deep dive into yield, EUV challenges, and the strategic battle to regain 10‑nm edge in the foundry race.

Intel’s 18A node faces scrutiny after Nvidia pauses testing, prompting a sharper look at foundry performance, capital plans and industry dynamics.

Intel’s Bank of America upgrade shows solid liquidity but weak growth; investors doubt its AI focus and foundry strategy, keeping shares volatile.

Intel’s antitrust‑cleared partnership with Nvidia and its new 18A factory could boost HPC‑AI performance by 20% and slash costs, but geopolitical and regulatory risks loom.

Intel’s latest moves—flattening its hierarchy, keeping its networking unit, and eyeing Apple foundry work—aim to boost agility, integration, and future‑proofing in the semiconductor race.

Intel keeps its Network & Edge (NEX) unit in‑house, ramps up EMIB 3D packaging for AI and edge workloads, and eyes a possible Apple chip partnership—boosting performance, power savings and ecosystem control for next‑gen data‑center and edge silicon.

Intel keeps its Networking & Edge (NEX) division in‑house, blending silicon, AI and 5G to deliver secure, low‑latency edge solutions while navigating innovation, security and privacy risks.