AMD's stock dropped 3% ahead of its Q3 2026 earnings report following Intel's warning about a prolonged PC market slowdown through mid-2027. Intel's caution has already caused an 11% drop in AMD shares and a 29% plunge in Intel stock. While Intel's data center and AI segments remain strong, AMD faces uncertainty as its business spans both PC and AI markets. Investors await AMD's earnings to see if the PC weakness will impact its larger AI-driven data center growth, with the company expected to report revenue around $13 billion and face scrutiny over its 2027 outlook amid high growth expectations.
Intel's market cap stands at $349.51 billion with a dividend yield of 2.24%, while Nvidia holds a massive $4.94 trillion market cap and a 0.49% dividend yield as of Nov 03, 2026 01:01 WIB. On Pluang, Intel's stock price dropped 5.72% in one day to USD 62.00, reflecting investor concerns about the PC market slowdown. Nvidia's shares edged higher by 0.84% to USD 206.50, showing resilience despite the broader tech sector volatility.
Intel's stock dropped 30% following a disappointing Q3 report, reflecting concerns over a 20% decline in the PC market expected in the second half of 2026. The strong pricing and demand seen in the first half of 2026 are fading, with no clear short-t...
Intel reported Q3 revenue of $16.5 billion with a 78% year-over-year surge in its Data Center and AI (DCAI) segment, generating $3 billion in operating profit. However, its Q4 revenue and adjusted EPS guidance fell short of analyst expectations by ab...
Technology stocks fell sharply, with the NASDAQ dropping nearly 3%, driven by worries over accelerating negative free cash flow at major AI-focused companies like Alphabet and Amazon. Despite some firms like ServiceNow and Intel beating expectations,...
Tech stocks faced a harsh October with major declines, including Intel's worst single-day drop in over 40 years and significant losses for Alphabet. The Nasdaq experienced its worst month since March 2025, raising concerns about the impact of AI fina...
Intel is struggling with a declining PC market and supply chain issues that hurt its near-term earnings. However, its data center and AI businesses continue to grow strongly, providing a buffer against PC market challenges. The total addressable mark...
