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Intel has delivered its strongest revenue growth in fifteen years and rewarded patient investors with a massive run, yet the stock just shed nearly a third of its value in a single month. Understanding what is behind that violent pullback reveals whether this beaten-down chip giant deserves a spot in your portfolio right now.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is reportedly developing an advanced packaging technology, which could erode Intel Corp.‘s competitive advantage. Intel’s stock is trading 4.62% higher in Friday’s pre-market trading session, while TSMC stock is trading 3.69% higher. Don’t Miss: A single...

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Despite exceeding Wall Street’s estimates for both revenue and non-GAAP profit, Intel’s second quarter results prompted a significant negative market reaction. Management pointed to record demand for server CPUs, robust data center performance, and improving manufacturing execution as key drivers of the period. CEO Lip-Bu Tan highlighted, “Our core server CPU franchise is growing faster than ever,” and emphasized progress in Intel’s advanced packaging and foundry offerings. However, the company

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The chipmaker lost $11 billion last quarter on paper. The math underneath points somewhere very different.

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Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC), over the past year, has remained one of Cramer’s favorite stocks. The shares are up by 302% over the past year and by 107% year-to-date. Most of the CNBC TV host’s optimism about the firm stems from its CEO, Lip-Bu Tan. He has continuously praised Tan’s experience in the industry and remarked […]

Companies rarely name a secret internal project after a rival’s product. Doing so hands over the story before it even becomes public: that the smaller competitor built something worth copying. That is essentially what just happened inside Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. TSMC engineers are ...

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