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Intel Stands By Forecast After CEO Exit, Vows To Be Thriftier
Intel Corp, fresh off the abrupt departure of Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger, stuck with its current financial forecast during a presentation Wednesday while also saying it would keep a tight rein on capital spending.
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Samsung Surpasses Intel to Become Top Chipmaker in Terms of Revenue
While Intel's reported earnings beat forecasts, the US company's entire revenue was smaller than sales from Samsung's chip division.
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Intel's Slowing Data Center Growth Overshadows Strong Profit
Intel's forecast for $14.9 billion in current-quarter revenue topped the average analyst expectation of $14.63 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Citing demand, Intel tops forecast
That most elusive object of the workplace during the recent recession-racked years, the new personal computer, is being spotted with increased regularity. Some of the best evidence that companies are spending again: on Tuesday, Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, reported record sales during its second quarter. The company also predicte...
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Intel Stands By Forecast After CEO Exit, Vows To Be Thriftier
Intel Corp, fresh off the abrupt departure of Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger, stuck with its current financial forecast during a presentation Wednesday while also saying it would keep a tight rein on capital spending.
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Samsung Surpasses Intel to Become Top Chipmaker in Terms of Revenue
While Intel's reported earnings beat forecasts, the US company's entire revenue was smaller than sales from Samsung's chip division.
-
Intel's Slowing Data Center Growth Overshadows Strong Profit
Intel's forecast for $14.9 billion in current-quarter revenue topped the average analyst expectation of $14.63 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Citing demand, Intel tops forecast
That most elusive object of the workplace during the recent recession-racked years, the new personal computer, is being spotted with increased regularity. Some of the best evidence that companies are spending again: on Tuesday, Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, reported record sales during its second quarter. The company also predicte...
