Intel’s stock plunged after the company cut chip capacity just as AI server CPU demand surged, raising doubts about its strategy and long‑term growth prospects.

Shares of Intel have shown signs of renewed investor interest as the company's push to ramp semiconductor production and expand its AI foundry ambitions intersects with broader demand for compute and deeper strategic positioning versus rivals like Nvidia and

Intel INTC stock dropped 17% on weak Q1 outlook but retail traders see opportunity. Morgan Stanley raises target despite supply chain concerns.

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Should you buy Intel stock before its earnings beat?

Intel INTC stock surges 7.3% on KeyBanc upgrade to Overweight. Server CPU shortage and foundry progress drive $60 price target from analyst.

Intel Corporation is rated 'Hold' as recent improvements are offset by persistent execution and supply challenges. Learn more about INTC stock here.

This AI chipmaker -- not Nvidia -- has been one of the best performers during this AI boom.

Intel shares slid nearly 16% Friday morning, a day after the chipmaker told investors it hadn’t allocated enough production capacity to meet booming demand from data centers. “Revenue would have been meaningfully higher if we had more supply,

Intel stock is trading sharply lower today after the company gave soft guidance for Q1. Should you buy the dip in INTC stock?