Intel's stock rose 5% after reports it is in talks to acquire AI chip startup Tenstorrent, led by renowned chip designer Jim Keller. This potential deal would boost Intel's AI hardware capabilities and talent, supporting its ongoing turnaround and efforts to compete with NVIDIA and AMD. Intel's strong recent financial results and strategic partnerships, including with Google and NVIDIA, add momentum to this narrative. Investors await confirmation of the deal and details on integration and pricing, while also considering Intel's high valuation and upcoming earnings as key factors for future performance.
Intel announced that its 18A-P process node has entered risk production, indicating the chip manufacturing process is mature enough for initial production. This milestone is crucial for Intel's financial turnaround as it aims to attract external manu...
Intel has begun risk production of its most advanced chip node, 18A-P, marking a key step toward becoming a competitive manufacturer for other companies. The 18A-P chip offers 9% better performance or 18% lower power use than its predecessor and is m...
Mobileye, an Intel subsidiary known for autonomous vehicle technology, announced plans to start a robotaxi service in a U.S. city in 2027, initially deploying 100 autonomous vehicles. The company aims to expand this fleet to about 17,000 robotaxis ov...
Mobileye, an Intel subsidiary known for autonomous vehicle technology, announced plans to start a robotaxi service in a US city in 2027 with an initial fleet of 100 autonomous vehicles. The company aims to expand this fleet to about 17,000 robotaxis ...
Shares of Intel and AMD fell by 7% and 6% respectively after recent strong gains, with no new negative news driving the drop. Both companies reported strong Q1 FY2026 results, highlighting growth in AI and data center segments. The pullback is viewed...
