AMD And Intel: Data Center CPU Update From Taiwan Semiconductor's Q2 Earnings Jul. 24, 2023 5:18 PM ET Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) Stock , INTC Stock TSM , NVDA , AMD , INTC 170 Comments 12 ...

Follow Intel news as the company continues to focus on foundry leadership and regaining market momentum in the processor ...

Given rising investment in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure -- particularly in data centers and chipware -- I previously predicted that Intel could be a big-time winner under the new ...

Intel's data center business is a cash cow, or at least it was. In 2020, for example, the data center segment produced operating income of $10.6 billion on $26.1 billion of revenue. That's an ...

Intel (INTC 2.08%) is still the leader in the data center CPU (central processing unit) market, but it has undoubtedly fallen upon tough times. A severe delay getting its innovative Sapphire ...

On the stock market today, Intel stock vacillated between modest gains and losses.It ended the regular session down 0.7% to 20.55. Navitas Stock Rockets On Nvidia Deal. In other chip industry news ...

Intel raised its 2021 outlook as PC demand boosted its client computing group sales and Internet of things, enterprise and Mobileye showed strong growth. The semiconductor giant reported second ...

Intel's semiconductor manufacturing plants and new data center campuses from Google, Amazon and Microsoft are among the most notable projects underway in New Albany.

Intel signed an agreement to buy fellow chipmaker Barefoot Networks in a deal that will boost its hyperscale cloud data center business. The companies didn’t disclose the price. The acquisition ...

A stampede of data center projects plus ongoing and anticipated semiconductor growth, including Intel's, have increased load expectations for Portland General Electric. Oil giant's subsidiary ...

The semiconductor factory, called Fab 42, will use a 7 nanometer manufacturing process to produce computer chips. These chips will power computers, data centers and sensors, which Intel says will ...

AMD Data Center grew from 17.5% to a whopping 17.6%. So closing in on 5 1/2 years since EPYC launched AMD went from 2% to 17.6%. Yea that is certainly eating Intel's lunch.