Intel is back in the game

Intel is back in the game

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Laure Andrillon/Reuters Intel forecast quarterly profit and revenue above estimates on Thursday, pushing its shares up 5.2% in after-hours trade and helping prompt the company to boost spending plans over the next two years as an AI data centre buildout increases demand for its CPUs. Intel expects third-quarter revenue between US$15.8-billion…

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Intel (INTC) earnings report Q2 2026

Intel (INTC) earnings report Q2 2026

Intel reported better-than-expected second-quarter results on Thursday, notching its fastest revenue growth rate for any quarter since 2011 and issuing guidance that topped expectations. The stock rose about 4% in extended trading. Here’s how the chipmaker did versus LSEG consensus estimates Earnings per share: 42 cents, adjusted, versus 21 cents expected Revenue: $16.1 billion, versus…

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Nominee for top intel post faces lawmakers eager to see him replace the current leader

Nominee for top intel post faces lawmakers eager to see him replace the current leader

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s nominee for director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, is likely to get a friendly reception from lawmakers Wednesday at his confirmation hearing as both parties are eager for him to take over from the current acting intelligence chief. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles…

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Intel fights back in handheld gaming market with new Arc G-Series chips

Intel fights back in handheld gaming market with new Arc G-Series chips

Intel is refusing to concede the handheld gaming sector, launching a aggressive counteroffensive despite the market disruption caused by yesterday’s Valve Steam Deck price hike. At Computex today, the silicon giant unveiled its brand-new Arc G-Series processor family, a specialized line of hardware engineered explicitly for portable gaming devices and built on the foundation of…

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The remarkable turnaround at Intel

The remarkable turnaround at Intel

Demand for Intel’s CPUs from firms offering AI services was so strong in the first quarter that it sold even chips it had originally written off, a remarkable turnaround that sent the company’s shares soaring on Friday. The stock surged more than 23.6% to US$82.54, surpassing its dot-com-era peak in 2000 and taking the company’s…

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