Sales in the data center segment, soaring 59% last quarter. Let's get right to it. With Bloomberg Tech co-host Ed Ludlow, he joins us live on the heels of a conversation that he just had with Intel clip Bruton.So, Ed, talk to us a little bit about this, because I know that one of the things he told you was that they have demand outstripping supply, and that's a pretty good problem to have. Well, the distinction is last quarter, they left a lot of money on the table because they could not get the CPUs into t ...

🔥 JUST IN: Intel crushed Q2 estimates with $16.1B in revenue vs. $14.4B expected, posting its fastest sales growth in nearly 15 years.$INTC surged 11% in after-hours trading following the earnings report. https://t.co/CWKgcob1cN ...

About two minutes away from the end of the trading day. Katy Greenfeld alongside me is Billy Schultz in for Romaine Bostick and here to help take us through the closing bell. It's a global simulcast.We're joined now by Carol Massar and Tim Novick. We bring together all of our various audiences, Carol and uh, yeah, pretty big selloff today after what we heard from Alphabet and Tesla and IBM after the bell last night. Makes you wonder what Intel is going to deliver in just a few minutes.I'm looking at a Sox w ...

JUST IN: Intel $INTC surges 11% after reporting $16.1 billion in revenue, beating expectations for Q2 2026. https://t.co/igIj2j9diL ...

Intel delivered a surprisingly strong revenue forecast for the current period, indicating that a surge in data center spending is helping fuel the chipmaker’s turnaround https://t.co/B1AeWCQ3Ki ...

Dom, thanks. I am here in San Francisco at AMD's Advancing AI event with AMD CEO Lisa Sue. Lisa, thanks for having us here.>> John, great to be here. Thank you for being here. >> Well, I got to set the stage a little bit.Intel's got earnings that they're announcing in just a few minutes. We've had massive signals this week on AI infrastructure demand from Google just last night and then massive panic attacks from the market over Kimmy K3 and what that might be doing to um just demand for premium across the ...

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Intel investors should have the ideal setup. Although PC sales are expected to be weak and that's personal computers, data center demand continues to just see higher server pricing really driven by booming agentic CPU demand. But much of the analyst report sellside side even buy side they already know this much of that dynamic and it's priced in.Supply is only getting tighter. Reuters reports Intel and AMD are now locking Chinese server customers into long-term purchase deals as prices climbs. Intel lead ti ...

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Welcome back. Intel set to report earnings after the bell. Christina Parts Nevis joins us with what to expect.Christina. Well, Intel investors should have the ideal setup. Although PC sales are expected to be weak and that's personal computers, data center demand continues to just see higher server pricing really driven by booming agentic CPU demand.But much of the analyst report sellside even buy side. They already know this much of that dynamic and it's priced in. Supply is only getting tighter.Reuters re ...