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Intel (INTC)

Designs PC and data-center processors while operating an integrated semiconductor foundry.

$121.73
vs last close−0.05 (−0.04%)

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  2. Why Intel, Arm, and Other AI Chip Stocks Soared Today

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  3. Intel's CEO Just Gave Micron Technology Investors Great News

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  4. AI Maverick Intel Appoints Dr. Wayne Young to Board as Company Advances HEAL Access Strategy with Corporate Update

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  5. Intel Shares Rise Over 5% After Key Trading Signal

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  6. Nvidia's AI CPU Push Threatens Intel and AMD

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  7. Intel and AMD shares surge as AI chip demand lifts sector

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  8. The Big 3: AMD, INTC, ARM

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  9. From $24 to $109: Intel's Comeback Is Real. The Price Tag Is Now the Problem

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  10. Crude Oil Down 4%; Intel Shares Move Higher

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  11. Arm Surges 13% as Meta's Muse Agent Reignites CPU Demand Bet; Intel Jumps 12%, AMD Climbs 9%

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  12. Intel: Buy The SK hynix Optionality, But Foundry Still Has To Prove It

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  13. Why are Intel and AMD stocks surging on Monday?

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  14. Intel and Arm Stocks Are Jumping. Thank Meta's Muse AI Agent.

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  15. Intel, AMD, Strategy, Meta, Warner Bros, and More Stocks That Explain Today's Market

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  16. Intel Can Supply Only About Half of What Its Customers Want. That's a Better Problem Than It Sounds.

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  17. Intel, Apple, Nvidia and More: 5 Stocks Investors Couldn't Stop Buzzing About This Week

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  18. Applied Materials vs. Intel: Examining Revenue Growth Trajectories of These Artificial Intelligence Companies

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  19. Intel vs. SK Hynix: Which Chip Stock Is Worth Chasing After This Week's Surge?

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  20. AI Memory Costs Continue to Explode — And It's About to Get a Lot Worse

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