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Intel to Buy Back Apollo’s Ireland Fab Stake for $14.2 Billion Amid Rising AI Demand

Intel to Buy Back Apollo’s Ireland Fab Stake for $14.2 Billion Amid Rising AI Demand

Santa Clara, April 2, 2026, 04:57 PDT. Intel Corp. announced Wednesday a $14.2 billion deal to repurchase Apollo Global Management’s 49% interest in Fab 34, its Leixlip, Ireland chip plant. Intel regains complete control over the key factory—a stake it had sold off earlier in 2024 to shore up funds. Shares jumped more than 10% on the day.
2 April 2026
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Intel Corporation’s 18A Bet Faces First Market Test as Business PCs Arrive Tuesday

Intel Corporation’s 18A Bet Faces First Market Test as Business PCs Arrive Tuesday

Intel Corporation’s initial commercial PCs featuring its 18A process are slated to land with customers Tuesday, Dell among the earliest to deliver systems. The chipmaker said PCs using its Core Ultra Series 3 and vPro platform—covering management and security—will hit the market starting March 31. Dell has its Pro 14 Premium, Pro 5 Micro, and Pro Precision 7 lined up for release that same day. The 18A rollout is key. Intel’s latest chipmaking technology underpins Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan’s push to reclaim manufacturing dominance and shore up its foundry business. The timing is notable: companies are still upgrading to Windows 11, but higher memory prices could soon drive up PC costs and dampen appetite.
30 March 2026
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Intel Stock Today: Shares Drop Near $44 as Fresh Chip Launch Runs Into Nasdaq Correction

Intel Stock Today: Shares Drop Near $44 as Fresh Chip Launch Runs Into Nasdaq Correction

Intel slipped 1.2% to $43.58 early Friday, hovering just shy of $44. The stock kicked off at $43.66 and swung between $43.28 and $44.61. Why does this matter? Investors are looking for clear signs that Intel’s turnaround isn’t just talk—it’s about actual products landing in customers’ hands. On Wednesday, Intel introduced Core Ultra Series 3 business chips based on its 18A manufacturing process, the company’s most advanced to date, plus new Arc Pro graphics cards. The company said commercial systems featuring the new chips are set to ship starting March 31. “The most expansive and capable commercial portfolio Intel has ever delivered,” is how David Feng, vice president in Intel’s client computing group, described the launch.
27 March 2026
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Intel Stock Price Jumps After 18A PC Launch Gives Wall Street Fresh Turnaround Proof

Intel Stock Price Jumps After 18A PC Launch Gives Wall Street Fresh Turnaround Proof

NEW YORK, March 26, 2026, 07:43 AM EDT Intel finished Wednesday up 7.1% at $47.18 after unveiling its Core Ultra Series 3 business PCs, the first to use its 18A manufacturing process. The new lineup is set to power over 125 different designs, with shipments kicking off March 31. Along with that, Intel introduced its Arc Pro B70 and B65 graphics cards. David Feng, a vice president in the client computing group, described this as Intel’s “most expansive and capable commercial portfolio” yet. Executive Anil Nanduri pointed to the Arc Pro range as built for “AI builders at scale.”
26 March 2026
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Intel Stock Price Rises Before the Bell as Arm AI Chip Fuels Server CPU Bets

Intel Stock Price Rises Before the Bell as Arm AI Chip Fuels Server CPU Bets

Intel climbed 3.8% in premarket trading Wednesday after Arm unveiled a new AI data-center chip, lifting chipmakers across the board. Oil edged lower. Word from Washington about a potential month-long Iran war ceasefire also fueled risk appetite in U.S. futures. The surge toward “agentic AI”—these are tools that execute tasks autonomously for users—has opened up fresh appetite for server CPUs. Arm’s approach? Citigroup analysts say the company has “jumped in with both feet.” On valuations, Intel leads the pack, changing hands at a striking 71.27 times its estimated earnings for the coming year, while AMD sits at 26.64, based on LSEG data pulled by Reuters.
25 March 2026
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Intel Stock Price Today: INTC Slips as Broader Chip Weakness Tests the Turnaround

Intel Stock Price Today: INTC Slips as Broader Chip Weakness Tests the Turnaround

Intel slipped 1% early Friday, trimming some of Thursday’s rally, as chip stocks came under pressure alongside a weaker market. By 10:06 a.m. EDT, shares traded at $45.71, down 1.0%. Nvidia slid 1.3%, AMD dropped 1.5%, Broadcom lost 0.9%. Qualcomm bucked the trend, up 0.8%. The Nasdaq started the day off 0.46% as investors adjusted rate-cut expectations amid Middle East unrest. This matters for Intel, still seen as a turnaround play under Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan. Every product revamp or board shuffle gets dissected by investors looking for real evidence the recovery is working. Tan’s trimmed the workforce, slimmed down management layers, and steered Intel back toward manufacturing rigor—plus, he’s chasing new outside clients for its next-gen process tech. But the market’s still waiting to see if all that translates to more consistent growth and margins.
20 March 2026
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Intel Corporation Wins Spot in Nvidia’s Rubin AI Servers With Xeon 6

Intel Corporation Wins Spot in Nvidia’s Rubin AI Servers With Xeon 6

SAN JOSE, California, March 17, 2026, 06:10 PDT. Late Monday, Intel announced its Xeon 6 chips will serve as host CPUs in Nvidia’s DGX Rubin NVL8, landing Intel in a fresh wave of AI server hardware revealed at Nvidia’s GTC event. The company called the host CPU “mission-critical.” Nvidia’s own specs detail each DGX Rubin NVL8 with two Xeon 6776P CPUs alongside eight Rubin GPUs.
17 March 2026
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Intel Stock Price Today: INTC Tries to Rebound After 6% Slide Amid Oil Shock, New Chips and Lawsuit

Intel Stock Price Today: INTC Tries to Rebound After 6% Slide Amid Oil Shock, New Chips and Lawsuit

Intel edged up to $45.71 in early premarket trading Friday, gaining 1.02% as of 7:00 a.m. EDT. That followed a sharp 5.69% drop on Thursday, closing at $45.25 and snapping a three-day winning streak. The recent pullback now leaves Intel 17.12% off its Jan. 22 peak of $54.60—deeper than declines seen in Nvidia, Broadcom, or Qualcomm. Intel’s pivot is hard to miss—the stock’s turned into something of a gauge for comeback bets. Even after Thursday’s decline, it’s still up 88.15% from a year ago. That kind of run-up leaves little patience for slip-ups or any abrupt shifts in sentiment.
13 March 2026
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Intel Stock Climbs on Core Ultra 200S Plus Launch, but the Real Test Is Still Ahead

Intel Stock Climbs on Core Ultra 200S Plus Launch, but the Real Test Is Still Ahead

Intel jumped roughly 2.5% in early U.S. action Thursday, following its announcement of new Core Ultra desktop chips—another shot in the arm for its ongoing turnaround effort. Shares traded at $47.98, outpacing Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia, both up less than 1%. This comes as Intel aims to prove that new PC chips remain a viable growth engine, even as big efforts in AI servers and contract chipmaking are slow to deliver results. The urgency ticked up in January. Intel reported it couldn’t satisfy all the demand for server chips that complement Nvidia’s AI processors, and its first-quarter sales and profit outlook fell short of what Wall Street wanted.
12 March 2026
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Intel Corporation launches Core Series 2 edge AI chips as turnaround pressure builds

Intel Corporation launches Core Series 2 edge AI chips as turnaround pressure builds

NUREMBERG, Germany, March 10, 2026, 22:44 CET Intel rolled out its Core Series 2 processors for industrial gear on Monday, while also offering an early look at its Health & Life Sciences Edge AI suite at Embedded World in Nuremberg. The company is sharpening its edge AI focus—bringing processing closer to machines and sensors instead of relying solely on distant cloud servers. Factories, robotics setups, and patient monitoring systems are all in its sights.
10 March 2026
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Intel launches edge AI chips as Lip-Bu Tan races to prove turnaround

Intel launches edge AI chips as Lip-Bu Tan races to prove turnaround

NUREMBERG, Germany, March 10, 2026, 15:14 CET Intel introduced a new slate of processors targeting industrial and medical sectors at Embedded World in Nuremberg on Tuesday, stepping up its edge AI push with CEO Lip-Bu Tan at the helm as he attempts to steer the U.S. chipmaker back on course. The company said systems with the new chips are already shipping. A healthcare software suite tied to the launch is set for wider distribution in the second quarter.
10 March 2026
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Intel’s Delayed Ohio Chip Project Drew $1.4 Billion in 2025, and It Says No New Delay Is Planned

Intel’s Delayed Ohio Chip Project Drew $1.4 Billion in 2025, and It Says No New Delay Is Planned

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 9, 2026, 12:25 EDT Intel has told Ohio’s Department of Development it put around $1.4 billion into the state in 2025 and, as of February, wasn’t planning another holdup for its New Albany chip facility, according to a Sunday report from Columbus TV station WCMH. That’s a shift for a project Intel pushed last year to a 2030 finish for its first factory—operations slated to kick off sometime from 2030 to 2031.
9 March 2026
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Intel faces fresh China scrutiny as senators press chipmaker over tool tests

Intel faces fresh China scrutiny as senators press chipmaker over tool tests

Intel Corporation is facing scrutiny from a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers after it tested ACM Research’s chipmaking tools, with the lawmakers cautioning that such activity risks leaking sensitive manufacturing expertise. The letter injects fresh political risk into Intel’s situation, coming as Washington cracks down harder on tech suppliers with China ties—right when the U.S. is also pushing Intel to ramp up chipmaking at home. “ACM could gain exposure to cutting-edge chipmaking processes,” the lawmakers warned. In response, Intel countered that “ACM tools are not used in Intel’s semiconductor production processes.”
6 March 2026
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Intel’s surprise 18A rethink: Tan opens door to outside customers as Intel shares rise

Intel’s surprise 18A rethink: Tan opens door to outside customers as Intel shares rise

Intel’s 18A chip technology could soon be available to external clients, according to CFO David Zinsner. Speaking at an investor event in San Francisco, Zinsner said, “This is actually a good node to offer to external customers.” Shares of Intel jumped roughly 6% on the news. CEO Lip-Bu Tan is now open to the move. This possible move carries weight for Intel, which is pushing to grow Intel Foundry—its contract manufacturing wing—into a business capable of landing deals from rival chip designers. Bringing in external clients would put more work through Intel’s plants, helping to offset the hefty expense of constructing and updating those facilities.
5 March 2026
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  • Stocks Flat, Oil Drops to Pre-Iran War Levels as Q2 Earnings Approach
    July 4, 2026, 11:23 AM EDT. Stocks traded sideways this week, with oil prices sliding to lows last seen before the Iran war, raising talk of a possible paradigm shift in energy. Traders are watching this move ahead of next week's second-quarter earnings. Energy stocks and related sectors could see swings as oil prices shift, with company results at risk.
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