Zinsner guided Q2 revenue to "a range of $13.8 billion to $14.8 billion" and said, "At the midpoint of $14.3 billion, we forecast a gross margin of 39%, a tax rate of 11% and EPS of $0.20, all on a ...

Intel INTC3.07%increase; green up pointing triangle still has a long way to go to reclaim its former glory. The problem is that investors are acting like that’s already happened. The storied chip ...

TL;DR: Intel and SoftBank unveiled next-generation ZAM memory prototypes featuring a unique Z-angle interconnect architecture that improves thermal management and reduces power consumption by 40-50%.

SoftBank unit Saimemory and Intel team up on new memory tech aimed at AI and high-performance computing. Prototypes are planned for 2028, with commercialization targeted for fiscal 2029. Energy ...

Intel, TSMC, and other foundries use ASML's lithography systems to optically etch circuit patterns onto silicon wafers. Its older deep ultraviolet (DUV) systems are used to produce older and larger ...

There were a number of new products that we expected to hear about at CES, including the much-rumored Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, NVIDIA's N1X SoCs, and the next Intel Arc GPU release. None of those came, but ...

Intel (INTC) unveiled the Core Ultra Series 3 processors at CES 2026 as the first AI PC platform built on its Intel 18A process technology. Top models like the Core Ultra X9 and X7 include up to 16 ...

Intel's Panther Lake chip uses new 18A manufacturing process Intel aims to regain market share from AMD with new chip AMD and Nvidia also present at CES with AI chip announcements Jim Johnson, senior ...

It’s probably not a great sign for the relationship between labor and management that most of the workplace neologisms associated with Gen Z are about finding ways not to go to work, or to go to work ...

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Everybody was spending so much time basking in the schadenfreude of Intel’s financial woes, they forgot about the company’s legitimately successful launch of the Lunar Lake consumer chips last year.