While Intel's turnaround could gain traction in 2026, the dividend isn't likely to return for some time. Intel has a lot of ...

Intel is reportedly planning to lay off 20% of its factory workers amid faltering demand for its core products.

TL;DR: Intel enforces a strict policy requiring new products to guarantee at least 50% gross margins before development, aiming to restore profitability amid recent struggles. CEO Lip-Bu Tan leads ...

Intel has reportedly tolf staffers it plans to lay off 15-20% of its workers from its chip manufacturing division, with more ...

Intel announced a set of leadership changes aimed at CEO Lip-Bu Tan's attempted transition to a more engineering focused ...

Michelle Johnston Holthaus, CEO of Intel Products, announced at Bank of America's global technology conference that Intel is no longer approving new projects that cannot be proven to earn at least ...

Intel hired three new vice presidents Wednesday and promoted another executive, reshaping the company’s leadership ahead of mass layoffs due to begin next month. New CEO Lip-Bu Tan, hired in March, ...

And so this was really where data center beat, which really isn’t a standalone Intel product.” Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC) turnaround plan has many moving parts, and the stock is a hold only for ...

Within Intel Products, we expect DCAI to decline at a faster rate than CCG. We expect Intel Foundry revenue down quarter over quarter due to pull-ins to Q1, lower wafer and advanced packaging ...

A dual-GPU design returns, but it’s not meant for gamers this time around 48GB of memory sounds impressive, but will it actually deliver meaningful AI performance? With no benchmarks and specs ...

As part of this strategy, Tan is aiming to focus Intel’s products on its core businesses, client and server. Though Intel has held a dominant position in x86 for quite some time, the ...

Intel Products. Zinsner said that can make it difficult to earn trust as a Foundry. “What we have to do is make sure they feel confident that IP is getting protected, but maybe more important ...