FILE PHOTO: Intel logo is seen in this illustration taken February 16, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo By Arsheeya Bajwa Intel's quarterly results will offer the clearest look yet ...

(Reuters) - Intel's (INTC) quarterly results will offer the clearest look yet at new CEO Lip-Bu Tan's turnaround strategy for the embattled American chipmaker, and investors are hoping for early ...

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 14: The Intel logo is seen outside a pop-up store on Oxford Street on November 14, 2024 in London, United Kingdom. Leon Neal/Getty Images Intel is reportedly ...

It is likely a surprise to nearly everyone to hear that a major corporation like chip stock Intel (INTC) is about to release an earnings outlook that some already consider “useless,” but that ...

Intel says that it'll require employees to work from the office four days a week, a shift from the company's current policy. CEO Lip-Bu Tan made the announcement during Intel's Q1 2025 earnings ...

Intel's revenue forecast below Wall Street estimates amid trade war concerns Tariff fears led to chip stockpiling, impacting Intel's second-quarter outlook Intel plans cost cuts, reducing ...

Leo is following up on his launch day reviews of the 12600K and 12900K with a look at the Core i7-12700K. It's got eight ...

The rumor mill was right: Intel's new CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed another wave of layoffs at the announcement of the latest business figures. This time it is to affect managers in particular.

What just happened? Intel employees got some bad news in the company's earnings call yesterday. Not only is new CEO Lip-Bu Tan implementing a new round of job cuts that could see more than 20,000 ...

In a nutshell: Intel is discovering what most of us already knew: people aren't willing to pay more for CPUs just because they have added AI abilities. Team Blue said sales of its cheaper previous ...

American chipmaker Intel’s (INTC) new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan said that he is in discussions with the CEO of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) about a potential “win-win” partnership.

Intel is reportedly planning to lay off more than 20 percent of its workforce with the aim of reducing bureaucratic hurdles. This is reported by Bloomberg with reference to insider knowledge.