Intel's stock fell nearly 39% after the company issued disappointing revenue guidance for Q4, projecting $15-16 billion versus the expected $17 billion. Despite this, Intel's Data Center segment grew revenue by 78% to $7.3 billion and generated $3 billion in operating profit, outperforming client segments. Manufacturing costs for Intel's 18A and Intel 3 processes have significantly declined, improving production economics. A bullish outlook values Intel shares at $76, suggesting a 35% upside driven by stronger server profitability and manufacturing efficiencies, though execution risks remain.
Intel shares are trading at USD 60.46 on Pluang as of Nov 11, 2026 15:01 WIB, showing a 4.01% gain in the last day. The stock's market capitalization stands at $315.55 billion, reflecting significant investor interest after recent volatility. Pluang users currently favor buying Intel shares, with 77% of order activity on the platform being buy orders.
Pomerantz LLP is investigating Intel Corporation for potential securities fraud following Intel's Q3 2026 financial results, which showed weaker than expected revenue and earnings guidance. Intel's forecast for Q4 revenue and earnings fell short of a...
Intel's stock dropped 43.3% after management forecasted weaker Q4 revenue and earnings, citing a PC market slowdown through mid-2027 and ongoing challenges like a factory accident and foundry losses. Despite strong growth in its Data Center and AI un...
Intel demonstrated progress with its 18A transistors and growing Xeon server CPU demand, driving strong data center revenue. However, Intel's foundry business still faces losses and lower margins compared to TSMC, which maintains high profitability d...
Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang following reports of a foreign intelligence effort targeting him. Despite this, the board expressed full confidence in Huang and his cooperation with the inquiry. Histori...
The U.S. government’s 433.3 million Intel shares dropped from a $61 billion peak in June to $24 billion by November, a $37 billion loss in five months. This sharp 60% decline highlights the risks of holding concentrated positions, especially for indi...
