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Is Intel back? Company's latest earnings report remarkably different in tone to 12 months ago
Intel's latest earnings report shows a significant improvement in tone and financial results compared to the previous year. Revenue, margins, and earnings per share exceeded expectations, with the Foundry business also showing positive developments despite an operating loss. CEO Lip-Bu Tan expressed increased confidence in the company's manufacturing roadmap and execution.
Intel (INTC) Q2 2026 earnings results beat revenue and EPS expectations
Intel exceeded expectations for its Q2 2026 earnings report, with revenue reaching $16.1 billion and earnings per share at $0.42. The company attributed its record sales growth to the increasing demand for AI-driven compute power. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan expressed confidence in the company's position to capture sustainable growth across its various product lines.
Intel chief: 'In the past, we made a lot of mistakes... from day one I came on board as CEO, I have all the…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan discussed the company's recent turnaround and his hands-on management style in an interview with Mad Money. He highlighted improvements in engineering, roadmap simplification, and yield rates for Intel's manufacturing processes, aiming to match competitors like TSMC by 2028-2029.
Intel is back in F1 as it officially partners with last year's winners McLaren to provide the team with heaps of…
Intel has officially partnered with McLaren Racing to provide the Formula 1 team with its Xeon and Core Ultra chips. These processors will be used for various critical functions including aerodynamic analysis and real-time decision systems. This marks Intel's return to F1 sponsorship, extending to McLaren's IndyCar and sim racing teams.
Lip-Bu Tan says 'Intel and Nvidia are collaborating to develop exciting new products' and I'm wondering…
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan announced that Intel and Nvidia are collaborating on new products, following rumors of Nvidia using Intel Foundry services for future AI GPUs. This partnership could involve Intel's 'Serpent Lake' chip and Nvidia's 'Rubin GPU' technology, potentially diversifying Nvidia's production away from TSMC amidst global tensions and US government preference for domestic chip manufacturing.
'This is a fundamentally different company today': Intel reports strong financial results, says its upcoming 14A process is already outpacing early 18A yields
Intel reported strong first-quarter 2026 financial results, with revenue reaching $13.6 billion, driven significantly by AI-related businesses which now constitute 60% of its revenue. CEO Lip-Bu Tan highlighted the company's transformation and the promising progress of its 14A chip process, which is already outperforming early 18A yields. A notable partnership with Tesla for AI chip production using Intel's 14A process was also announced.
Intel bigs up its latest 18A chip node as fit for external customers but probably not Nvidia, for now
Intel is marketing its new 18A chip node as suitable for external customers, not just its own products, according to CFO Dave Zinsner. While Intel and Nvidia have a product collaboration involving CPUs and GPUs, Zinsner indicated that Nvidia is not currently expected to use Intel's foundry services for manufacturing its GPUs.
