Intel Corporation (INTC)
Another reason Qualcomm shouldn't buy Intel? Its bonds could reach junk status.
GimmeCredit started coverage of Qualcomm's bonds Wednesday with a bearish rating.
Intel Vs. AMD: Which Chipmaker Has The Edge In Race Against Nvidia's Supremacy?
In the relentless battle for dominance in the semiconductor world, Intel Corp INTC and Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD present a compelling contrast.
Forget Intel: Buy This Magnificent Semiconductor Stock Instead
Intel has lost its luster over the past decade. Broadcom's stock has soared by nearly 500% during the same period.
Intel stock pops as company launches new chips
To get the latest market news check out finance.yahoo.com Intel (INTC) stock rose nearly 2% as the chipmaker announced a slew of new products. Yahoo Finance's Dan Howley reports: The new chips, the Xeon 6 CPU and Gaudi 3 AI accelerator, promise improved performance and power efficiency and come at a time when Intel is trying to prove it has what it takes to be a major player in the AI space.
Intel Stock: Too Cheap For Longer Term -- Buy-Rated
Intel Corporation stock is too cheap for longer-term investors to ignore. Intel is undervalued trading significantly below the peer group average with a market cap of roughly $93B and the stock down 55% YTD. While there remain no near-term catalysts at play for Intel's Client PC, which accounts for the bulk of sales, we see green shoots for a PC TAM recovery in 2025.
Qualcomm Approaches Intel: Where Tech M&A Is Headed
Phil Drury, Citi head of technology and communications investment banking, joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss the top story for the industry right now: reports that Qualcomm has approached Intel over a "friendly" takeover and Bloomberg reporting that money manager Apollo has offered billions of dollars to Intel in an equity-like investment. He speaks on "Bloomberg Technology.
Intel matters to US chipmaking. Its tangled relationship with China makes things complicated.
The US is ready to push Intel as a national champion in chips. The chipmaker has been struggling, causing Qualcomm to reportedly approach Intel for takeover talks.
Confused about the potential Qualcomm-Intel deal? Here's why it matters even if it doesn't happen.
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Intel's Spin-Off Strategy: A Bargain Hiding in Plain Sight?
Semiconductor manufacturer Intel Co. NASDAQ: INTC has lost its luster among investors, trading down 56.5% year-to-date (YTD). The chip giant has consecutively disappointed with its weak guidance, souring investor sentiment as the artificial intelligence (AI) boom lifted competitors like NVIDIA Co. NASDAQ: NVDA and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. NASDAQ: AMD and passed by Intel.
Qualcomm Acquiring Elements Of Intel Could Support Western Manufacturing
Qualcomm is looking at potentially taking over Intel or buying parts of its business. I believe that if this is executed strategically, it could be highly beneficial to both parties. Capital raised by Intel could be used to strengthen its position in Western foundries, improving the global economic stability in relation to the balance of manufacturing power. Consensus estimates for Intel's EPS and revenue growth show great improvement on the horizon for FY25. As a result, I expect we could see a 30%+ 12-month return from now.
Nvidia Can Pay 50% More For Intel
Mobile chipset specialist Qualcomm approached Intel regarding a potential takeover, per a report in The Wall Street Journal. However, Nvidia would be a far better suitor, with the ability to pay up to 50% more for Intel.
Qualcomm's potential bid for Intel turns the spotlight on their products
Qualcomm has approached the once-dominant chipmaker Intel for a potential buyout, turning the spotlight on the portfolio of products these chip companies have to offer.
