Jim Cramer publicly asked President Trump not to sell his Intel shares, which have surged 311% in the past year, highlighting the political risk of a large federal stake sale. Intel's strong Q2 2026 results, driven by growth in data center, AI, and foundry segments, support its rally despite a GAAP loss due to a non-cash charge. The government’s potential sale could pressure the stock, raising questions about whether Intel is a strategic long-term holding or a short-term monetizable asset. Cramer also emphasized the importance of quantum computing investments like Rigetti, linking them to national security and the tech race against China.
Intel's stock surged after Northland Securities upgraded it from "Market Perform" to "Outperform" with a $120 price target, following Intel Foundry's progress in High Numerical Aperture Extreme Ultraviolet (High-NA EUV) lithography. Intel has process...
Intel's stock rose 5% following a milestone of processing over one million wafers using advanced High-NA EUV technology from ASML, positioning Intel years ahead in chip manufacturing innovation. ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor also gained 3% amid stron...
Canada has enacted retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion worth of U.S. goods, including steel, aluminum, dairy, and electronics, escalating an 18-month trade dispute. These tariffs range from 15% to 50% and affect key sectors, putting pressure on North ...
TSMC and Samsung, two leading chipmakers, have committed to using ASML's High NA EUV lithography machines, which cost around $400 million each, to produce more advanced chips. Samsung plans to adopt this technology for DRAM memory manufacturing start...
Intel shares have surged over 140% in 2026, driven by strong revenue growth fueled by AI demand across CPUs, ASICs, and foundry services. Despite recent stock price stabilization and ongoing foundry losses, analysts see potential for a 25% upside, wi...
