Intel Corporation (INTC)
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Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Intel (INTC). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
Is Intel Stock a Buy Now?
The past year has been a terrible one for Intel (INTC -0.26%) investors as share prices of the once-mighty semiconductor giant have fallen 55%, driven by the company's inability to capitalize on hot technology trends such as artificial intelligence (AI) and market share losses to rivals.
Intel: AI Dominance Is A Post-2027 Aspiration
Intel's Q4 results were better than expected, but still showed declines in revenue and margins, highlighting competitive pressures and market challenges. The company's 2025 outlook is focused on damage control, with significant improvements not expected until 2026-2027, particularly in the foundry business. Intel's product timeline is being rationalized to align with production capabilities, but delays and high execution risks persist, especially in AI and consumer chips.
Intel: Excessive Safety Margin
Intel reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings, with shares surging 3.7% in after-hours trading. I am optimistic about Intel's growth prospects in FY 2025, driven by AI product demand. Positive momentum in AI PCs and Gaudi 3 AI accelerator shipments could drive growth. Intel's Q1'25 revenue outlook missed expectations, but only slightly. The guidance implies that top line pressure may ease going forward.
Intel Just Gutted Its AI Chip Ambitions
Intel (INTC -2.90%) has largely failed to tap into soaring demand for artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators. The company's acquisition of AI chip start-up Habana Labs back in 2019, three years before the AI boom kicked off in earnest, certainly seemed like a prescient move.
Should Investors Buy Intel Stock?
Intel (INTC -2.90%) reported another quarter of underwhelming performance.
Intel Delays Its Monster Server CPU
Intel (INTC -2.90%) made significant progress last year in its server central processing unit (CPU) business. The company has been losing market share to AMD for years, partly because it was stuck on its aging Intel 7 manufacturing process.
Intel's 'Realistic' Earnings
Matt Bryson, Wedbush Equity Research analyst, says the big question is, "What does Intel do from here"? The chipmaker posted earnings that were better-than-expected but warns of a tougher first quarter to come.
ETFs in Focus Post Intel's Q4 Earnings Beat
Intel beats fourth-quarter earnings and revenue estimates but offers a downbeat outlook for the ongoing quarter.
Intel beats Q4 estimates, faces tough Q1 ahead
Computer processor maker Intel (INTC) exceeded fourth quarter expectations despite a third straight quarter of declining revenue. Intel also fell short on weak guidance for the first quarter due to seasonal weakness, macro uncertainty, and rising competition.
Intel Q4: There's No Good News Here, Sell Now
Intel Corporation has underperformed the S&P500 since my last 'Sell' update on the stock, and Q4 FY2024 results provide fresh reasons to remain bearish. INTC delivered weak revenue guidance that has become a norm. Q1 FY2025 revenues are expected to fall 11-18% QoQ due to seasonality but also a whole litany of other reasons. Intel's data center business' outlook is hit with the rude shock of cancellations and further delays of long-awaited product launches.
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