Intel Corp (INTC)

The chipmaker beat its own forecast all three times. Why did the stock fall twice?

As new U.S. chip fabs get funded, the toolmakers and the chipmakers won't be paid at the same time. Here's where six chip stocks sit in that line.

Both have strong medium-term outlooks, but one appears more reasonably valued right now.

Nvidia has invested in a number of artificial intelligence (AI) companies over the last few years.

Intel can deliver stronger-than-expected results and guidance when it releases its Q3 earnings report on Oct. 29.

Astera Labs' sell-off last week may be a buying opportunity as its debt-free balance sheet, new PCIe 7 and Orion launches, and Nov. 3 earnings put its AI connectivity growth story in focus.

Intel fell with chip stocks as expensive as oil, and Meta’s cash burn raised fresh questions about how the AI build-out will be funded.

Intel's latest quarter hit $16.1 billion while Qualcomm fell to $9.9 billion—the largest gap in the eight-quarter comparison.

The GPU giant expects almost $20 billion in CPU sales this year.

Arm Holdings could be the biggest winner of the AI-fueled server CPU boom.

Turnaround factors for Intel include momentum in its AI and data center unit.

AI chip giant Nvidia is betting heavily on SpaceX and Intel.

ASML management's recent comments indicate that the AI infrastructure build-out won't be slowing down.

Apple's $98.8 billion free cash flow machine faces execution risks, while Intel's turnaround hinges on foundry success, and their valuations tell starkly different stories.

The chipmaker's earnings have nearly doubled since the stock's high. Has the price fallen enough to buy?

AI spending is less than 15% complete in Dan Ives' view, with NVIDIA, Palantir, Meta and the neoclouds anchoring a bull run he sees lasting 2 to 3 more years.

This company plays a key role in the AI story.

Check out the companies making headlines yesterday: Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG): Cloud monitoring platform Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG) rose by 4.7% on Monday after easin...

SOXX surged 79.5% over one year but carries higher volatility and fees. XLK offers lower costs, steadier returns, and better income for diversified tech exposure.

Anthropic could go public as soon as November.

AI hardware stocks slid on demand fears, but Chaikin Analytics says sticky-demand software and chip names like Palantir, ServiceNow, CrowdStrike and AMD could lead a post-midterm rally.