Intel is making great products again, and the potential of the foundry business is underappreciated. One of the most difficult aspects of investing is differentiating between patience and stubbornness. Sometimes, you're wrong, but other times, you just look wrong. Recognizing the difference between the two and not panicking when everyone else seems to disagree with you can be the difference between great results and disaster. Semiconductor giant Intel (INTC -3.28%) is going through a painful turnaround. The ...

Intel stock investors need to keep a close eye on any developments dealing with Intel's 18A node.In today's video, I discuss why Intel's (INTC -1.88%) upcoming manufacturing node, the 18A, is crucial to its future success. Check out the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.*Stock prices used were the after-market prices of Sept. 27, 2024. The video was published on Sept. 29, 2024. ...

McCormick has been a laggard over the past few years, does it have some growth levers to get back on track?In this podcast, Motley Fool analyst Jason Moser and host Dylan Lewis discuss:Why interest is picking up for Intel, and what Qualcomm and Apollo Global Management see in the chipmaker.What to expect from spicemaker McCormick this quarter.How the rate environment might play into results we see from companies this upcoming earnings season.Motley Fool host Mary Long and analyst Anthony Schiavone continue ...

Qualcomm could potentially evolve from a major TSMC customer into a major TSMC competitor.Intel's (INTC -0.04%) stock recently rallied after a few news reports suggested that peer Qualcomm (QCOM -1.47%) was interested in buying the struggling chip giant. Such a merger would be the largest semiconductor sector deal in history since Intel still has an enterprise value of $124 billion. It could also be a game-changer for the industry, bringing Intel's x86 PC and server CPUs under the same roof as Qualcomm's Ar ...

The ailing x86 chipmaker would be a poor fit for Qualcomm.Intel's (INTC -0.04%) stock was cut in half this year as the chipmaker struggled with slowing sales, shrinking gross margins, and its inability to catch up to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung in the high-end foundry market. Those challenges drove it to suspend its dividend, lay off more than 15% of its workforce, and even consider selling or spinning off its foundry and programmable chip divisions.However, Intel's stock recently rallied ...

A media report stated that the company rebuffed a takeover offer for a major chunk of its operations.Some investors probably saw a missed opportunity with the latest news about Intel (INTC -0.04%) on Friday. A media report claimed that the company rebuffed a buyout offer of one of its less popular business units. As a result, an ambivalent market traded the chip maker's stock sideways. It ended up closing flat on the day, marking an only slightly better trading session than the marginally declining S&P 500 ...

The growth and decline of Intel's stock offer lessons for today's investors.Intel (INTC -0.04%) has struggled in recent years as Nvidia and longtime rival Advanced Micro Devices began to surpass it technically. So far, efforts to catch up have fallen short, taking its stock to multiyear lows.Its recent performance may make investors forget that it developed the first commercially produced microprocessor and was the world's largest semiconductor company for most of its history. Since its initial public offer ...

Intel stock is down during one of the best times for the semiconductor market.In today's video, I discuss Intel's (INTC 2.05%) recent updates affecting the future of this onetime semiconductor giant. Check out the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.*Stock prices used were the after-market prices of Sept. 24, 2024. The video was published on Sept. 24, 2024. ...

Intel's Granite Rapids server CPUs are the real deal.Chip giant Intel (INTC 1.61%) has been struggling with slumping sales and profits in its server CPU business over the past few years. There are two things going on.First, rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 3.38%) has stolen the performance crown in grand fashion with its EPYC server CPUs. AMD's latest Genoa family of processors features high core counts, strong performance, and solid power efficiency. Intel's Emerald Rapids server CPUs, which launched late ...

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