Intel Stock News

Intel will release two AI chips with reduced capabilities for the Chinese market, in order to comply with U.S. export controls and sanctions.

The latest trading day saw Intel (INTC) settling at $36.31, representing a +1.74% change from its previous close.

The Investment Committee discuss their stocks that are on the move.

As Washington tightens restrictions on high-tech exports to China, Beijing has intensified its push for self-sufficiency in critical industries., hampering chip firms like Intel (INTC) and Advanced Mi

Now is a great moment to invest in technology stocks as a potential artificial intelligence (AI) revolution may lie ahead. It's wise to spread your investment across a basket of players that could win

Intel is making major changes to its business model that could boost earnings in the coming years. Meanwhile, Apple's stock popped this week after news of a shift in its Mac lineup.

Intel just pulled back the curtain surrounding the steep losses in its manufacturing business. The company will need the ample funding it's getting from the E.U.

The AI market still has much to offer new investors, with it anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 37%. Nvidia's established role in the sector could offer investors consistent gains for years.

Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock has sold off slightly lately.

Micron Technology capitalizes on the AI boom with superior memory solutions, making it a key partner for most AI accelerator experts. Intel is aggressively pursuing leadership in the AI chip market wi

Nvidia's processors are the gold standard for training and running AI systems. Rivals and customers alike have been scrambling to develop competing solutions.

Intel says its new chip can outperform Nvidia's H100. The Gaudi 3 should help Intel capture some market share given shortages and high prices.

Semiconductor stocks are a buy as the Nasdaq continues to make higher highs. These companies have been benefiting from the growing demand for electronic devices and the increased adoption of various t

Republican U.S. lawmakers on Friday criticized the Biden administration after sanctioned Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei unveiled a laptop this week powered by an Intel AI chip.

Matt Bryson, Wedbush Enterprise Hardware Analyst, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talks the AI chipmakers including Nvidia and recent comments from CEO Jensen Huang.