The American company closed the second quarter of 2026 with revenues of 16,1 billion dollars, up 25% compared to 12,9 billion in the same period of 2025. Wall Street rewards the guidance in after-hours trading.
Wall Street soars to new records. Intel and AMD surge. Alphabet close to overtaking Nvidia. The US SEC proposes switching from quarterly to half-yearly results. Asia euphoric as it returns from vacation. Kospi superstars alongside Samsung. Tokyo remains closed. European stock markets...
The professor at the ETH Zurich and Bologna sees great growth opportunities in so-called edge AI for Europe and for Italy, which is also very strong internationally. It's not just the Asian and US medacaps that are at the forefront: here are some…
Financial markets are torn between two compasses, one negative and one positive. The first is the persistent tension between the US and Iran, with severe repercussions on the defense sector. The second is confidence in artificial intelligence, such as Intel's boom...
The two companies, listed on Wall Street, have shown signs of recovery after a period of difficulty. They are now able to focus on new investments to meet rapidly growing demand.
The stalemate in peace talks between Iran and the US and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are worrying investors, who fear economic repercussions. However, yesterday, Intel and Texas Instruments shone on Wall Street. In Asia, watch out for...
In an evolving context, Musk is cautious for 2026, but, faced with less than stellar demand for electric vehicles, he believes it is better to accelerate on sectors related to software, artificial intelligence and robotaxi fleets
Data from the largest chipmaker and the supplier of chipmaking equipment indicate continued upward demand despite the war. Stocks rose sharply.
Intel released its new estimates last night after the close of trading on Wall Street, dropping 13% in after-hours trading. In Frankfurt, it lost 12%. The CEO is now focusing on cost reduction and...
Investors are seeking more attractive markets than the US after Trump's moves and countermoves. In Asia, Korea hit a new record. Trump said the US has an "armada" headed for...
Intel isn't just any company: it's a symbol of Silicon Valley, which rose to prominence in the 70s with the first microprocessor. Now all forces are converging to make it the jewel in the crown of the United States, independent of Taiwan.
Intel gets a boost from Nvidia with a $5 billion investment: a collaboration on graphics chips and CPUs, Intel shares rally on Wall Street, Trump blesses the deal and addresses Huang: "You're taking over the world!"
The operation will be funded with funds allocated by the Chips and Science Act of 2022, which have not yet been disbursed. Trump: "Semiconductors are essential to our country."
Softbank will pay $23 a share to increase its stake in Intel to approximately 2% and consolidate its role in the US tech sector. According to Bloomberg, the White House is also considering buying shares in the company.
The US president attacks Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, accusing him of conflicts of interest with Chinese companies. The stock price plummets, and the chip giant's crisis becomes political.
Intel cancels manufacturing projects in Europe and announces the layoff of a quarter of its global workforce. Billion-dollar losses, above-expected revenues, and a bet on artificial intelligence to regain competitiveness.
Intel has named two interim leaders and begun a search for a permanent successor. The stock jumped more than 5% in premarket trading following the announcement.
Fifty-three years ago, Intel launched the 4004, the first commercial microprocessor designed by Italian genius Federico Faggin. This 4-bit chip transformed the technological world, opening the doors to the era of modern computing. As a pioneer of technological innovation, today Intel lives…
Intel shares have fallen 54% this year, making the company the worst performer in the index. The company had abandoned its investment in OpenAi. Nvidia's position is quite different
According to the Financial Times, the US government is preparing to allocate a new mega-financing for Intel. In the meantime, the chip giant has reportedly rejected Arm's offer for its product division
Qualcomm is targeting Intel, taking advantage of the chip giant's weaknesses, but the acquisition could run into technical and regulatory hurdles. Meanwhile, Apollo Global Management seems ready to launch a billion-dollar investment. Here are the details
Intel Announces Foundry Division Separation, Pauses Investments in Europe; Stocks Soar 10%
Like in the movie "Sliding Doors", Intel and others have taken a different path than Nvidia in 2018. Here are the companies that didn't fully believe in AI and are now struggling to get back on their feet
CEO Pat Gelsinger and the group's top management are working on a plan that could include the sale of the programmable chip unit Altera and also the shelving of the $32 billion super factory in Germany.
The US labor market data, lower than expected, and the shock collapse of Intel push Wall Street into the red, also negatively influencing European stock markets. Piazza Affari barely holds the 32 thousand basis points, they only defend themselves...
Intel's drastic restructuring due to AI challenges has caused a stock crash that could cost it up to $25 billion. Furthermore, the company risks a class action over stability problems with its Raptor Lake processors
The European stock markets are preparing to start the last session of the week in negative territory, in the wake of the collapse that yesterday saw all the stock markets of the Old Continent as protagonists. The quarterly reports and fears of US recession weigh heavily
What matters is the decision of the US giant to produce the chips itself and also to transform itself into a foundry for others. Support from the White House which wants to boost national chip production
The technology giant intends to make investments in Europe to increase chip production - The choice of country will be announced by the end of the year: Italy is also in the running
China dominates the world chip market today with a 15% share against 12% in the USA and 8% in Europe but the revenge is finally starting - Europe too in the race to defend the car
The CEO has maintained a consensual relationship with an employee, a practice prohibited by company policy - Robert Swan will take his place, who will hold the position of interim CEO while the US giant will look for another figure.
The three US giants have taken cover to remedy a serious flaw in the security systems of all processors produced in the last 10 years - Apple: "It is not known what impact it could cause on users". Well yes…
This was decided by the European Court of Justice, annulling the sentence of the General Court which had confirmed the fine of 1,06 billion euros imposed on Intel in 2009 by the Commission for abuse of a dominant position.
The memorandum of understanding expects Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to be the first automaker to join the development of a cutting-edge, world-leading autonomous driving platform destined for global deployment - Marchionne: "We will benefit from the synergies and…
Mobileye is a group that deals with the development of systems for data analysis, localization, mapping and driving assistance and driverless cars. The total value of the deal is approximately 15,3 billion, with an enterprise value…
The quarterly accounts of the three American hi-tech giants reveal that the best growth margins in the sector are those relating to cloud services
Despite the hacker attack scandal, Yahoo is not abandoned by users and closes the third quarter with profits above expectations - Intel is growing, but the improvement in the accounts is lower than market expectations.
The Redmond giant buys Genee, a company specializing in optimizing the calendar and time of meetings and events - In this way Microsoft lands in the world of artificial intelligence as Apple and Intel previously did
Grove, 79, was considered one of Silicon Valley's true pioneers - Author of "Only the paranoid survive" and Time's Man of the Year in 1997, the Intel founder was a mentor to Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg.
The Italian group and the US group will collaborate to "combine so-called intelligent technology with products such as high-end, luxury and sports eyewear", reads a note from Luxottica.
Between July and September, the American technology company recorded earnings of 3,32 billion dollars, an increase of 12% compared to the same period of 2013. The turnover instead reached 14,55 billion, an increase of 7,9% on basis…
Between April and June, the group posted profits of 2,8 billion, against 2 billion in the same period last year - In terms of earnings per share, the figure went from 39 to 55 cents, beating…
The microchip maker acquires Basis Science, a startup that produces a watch that monitors the quality of sleep, heart health, calories spent during a workout - There is talk of a deal worth at least 100 million…
Exane's analysts have cut the rating on the stock from outperfrom to neutral - But the disappointing results published by Intel also penalize the stock of the Italian-French company.
In the fourth quarter of 2013, Intel posted profits on the rise without however hitting market estimates, despite the improvement in the computer market.
The historic hardware manufacturer would be about to team up with the big names in Silicon Valley to conquer the market for PC server chips - The sector is dominated by Intel and, secondly, AMD - Maybe in days…
The microprocessor maker's net income came in at $2 billion, in line with analysts' expectations, but down 29% year over year - Intel reported second-quarter revenues of…
The board of directors has also chosen Rene'e James as new president - Intel's choices do not seem to please the market: the stock lost 1,25% in the pre-market.
In the last quarter of 2012, the group recorded profits of 2,6 billion (48 cents per share), down 27% on an annual basis, when the figure had touched 3,4 billion (64 cents per share).
The manager leaves after almost forty years in the company and eight as CEO - The Intel board will evaluate internal and external candidates to replace him.
Like diamonds, many metals, such as tin and tungsten, also come from areas of Africa where their trade is used to finance bloody civil wars - The Ong Enough Project has pointed the finger at Nintendo and several…
The company expects fiscal 2012 revenue to increase by 3% to 5%, down from previous estimates.
The search engine closed the accounts for the first quarter with earnings up 28% on an annual basis - The advertising market rose by 23% in the same period - Less brilliant results for Intel and Ibm.
The American giant offers StudyBook, the low-cost tablet designed for students. Sturdy plastic, anti-shock reinforcements and a micro camera that becomes a microscope. Price: $200. The company thus launches the challenge to competitors in a market…
The US IT giant has announced that the last quarter of the year will report less positive results than expected by analysts. Revenues will stop below 14 billion
