Intel Stock News

On Dec. 3, 2025, Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC, $37.51, Market Capitalization: $178.9 billion) stated that it would not be separating its Network and Edge Group. According to several media reports, Intel's management has decided that the Network and Edge (NEX) business is more likely to succeed if it remains part of the Company's core operations (For details refer to spinoffresearch.com).

Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC, XETRA:INL) has added former Trump administration official Robin Colwell as senior vice president of government affairs. The move is part of broader leadership changes in marketing and communications, and advanced technology strategy, aimed at strengthening Intel's relationships with customers, governments, and global stakeholders.

Intel is reportedly in talks to acquire AI start-up SambaNova. SambaNova designs custom AI chips and rack-scale systems for efficient AI inference workloads.

Intel on Monday appointed an economic adviser to U.S. President Trump as its head of government affairs, months after the U.S. government took a 10% stake in the U.S. chipmaker.

Over the past ten years, Intel (INTC) stock has distributed an impressive $92 Bil back to its shareholders in the form of dividends and buybacks. Let's explore some figures to see how this payout capability compares to the market's leading capital-return giants.

The chip sector shows early strength, led by Nvidia, Intel, and AMD, as traders assess key support and resistance levels. The overall tone remains bullish, with consolidation likely after a strong multi-year advance.

Intel is executing a strong turnaround, with Q3 results exceeding expectations and a ~60% stock rally since September. Intel's client computing and foundry businesses are gaining momentum, driven by new CPU launches and strategic partnerships, notably with Nvidia. Risks remain from delayed fab construction, macroeconomic headwinds, and competition from TSMC, but management's revised strategy is...

Semiconductor stocks show mixed but constructive action into Friday, with Nvidia consolidating, Intel supported on pullbacks, and AMD stabilizing despite cautious AI guidance. Overall momentum favors buying dips across the group.