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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

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.”
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.
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

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.
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

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.
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

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.
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

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.
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