Intel Stock News

Intel stock has surged 93% in three months as the company unveils new AI strategies and partnerships. The upcoming Crescent Island chips target AI inference tasks rather than competing directly with Nvidia's training-focused processors.

U.S. stocks surged on Monday as optimism over a U.S. government reopening boosted risk appetite. Nvidia, Intel, and AMD are all set to gap higher, with strong uptrends intact and pullbacks likely offering renewed buying opportunities.

All sectors in the Russell 1000 Value were in the positive save for Consumer Staples. Portfolio stock selection was a positive (+240 bps) in the quarter led by Intel (INTC), Seagate Technology (STX), and Tapestry (TPR). Fiserv (FI), Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), and IBM (IBM) were the weakest performers in the quarter.

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CEO Elon Musk on Thursday said Tesla probably will have to build "a gigantic chip fab" to make artificial intelligence chips and publicly mused the EV maker could work with Intel.

In this video, Motley Fool contributor Jason Hall breaks down the progress Intel (INTC 2.76%) has made recently including partnerships with Nvidia (NVDA 2.22%), Softbank Group (SFTB.Y 2.88%), and even the U.S. government, and how it all bodes for the company's prospects and future.

Intel (INTC) has seen well documented struggles in recent years—ranging from manufacturing setbacks to market share losses in the CPU space and struggles with ramping up its foundry business.

Intel has improved its cash position with investments from the US Government, Nvidia, and SoftBank, but core profitability challenges persist. Q3 2025 results exceeded estimates, with revenue and EPS beats, though foundry losses remain and future profitability hinges on ramping 18A/14A technologies. Guidance for Q4 points to year-over-year declines in sales and margins, reflecting ongoing chall...