Earlier today, Nvidia (NVDA) made headlines by announcing a partnership with Intel (INTC) to co-develop PC and data center chips. The move sent Intel stock toward its best day on record, while Nvidia snapped a three-session losing streak. Meanwhile, sector peers Advanced Micro Devices Inc (NASDAQ:AMD) and Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MU), are charting diverging paths in response.AMD is digging itself further into a pit today, last seen down 1.4% to trade at $156.98. The equity is currently on a three-day l ...

Nvidia said Thursday it would invest $5 billion in Intel, throwing its heft behind the struggling chipmaker just weeks after the White House engineered an extraordinary deal for the federal government to take a massive stake in the company.The stake will instantly make Nvidia one of Intel’s largest shareholders, giving it roughly 4% of the company after new shares are issued to complete the deal. Nvidia’s support represents a new opening for Intel after years of turnaround efforts failed to pay off, and it ...

Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC) stock is up 26.4% to trade at $31.46 at last glance, following news that sector peer Nvidia (NVDA) will invest $5 billion in the chipmaker to collaborate on the development of PC and data center chips. INTC is on track for its biggest single-day percentage gain on record, while pacing for its third daily gain in four. Now sporting a 55.8% year-over-year lead, the equity earlier hit a fresh 52-week peak of $31.79, bouncing off a floor at $24 that came into place in late August.The op ...

The U.S. stock market is poised for a robust opening on Thursday, September 18, 2025, with premarket trading indicating strong gains across major indexes. This surge in optimism follows the Federal Reserve's decision yesterday to implement its first interest rate cut of the year, coupled with projections for further easing before year-end. Investors are keenly assessing the implications of a more accommodative monetary policy, alongside significant corporate news in the technology sector.Premarket Trading a ...

Core Viewpoint - Nvidia has agreed to invest $5 billion in Intel, focusing on the development of PC and data center chips, but not on manufacturing Nvidia chips [1][4]. Company Analysis - The partnership does not include Intel's foundry manufacturing Nvidia's AI chips, which some investors may have hoped for [3][4]. - Intel aims to leverage its x86 CPU technologies to connect with Nvidia's AI technologies, indicating a collaboration rather than a manufacturing agreement [4]. - The $5 billion investment is seen as insufficient for Intel's needs, as the company requires tens of billions to enhance its foundry capabilities [5][6]. Industry Context - The investment comes amid a broader context of the Chips Act, which emphasizes the need for domestic foundries and supply chain security [6]. - Intel's core business in data center and PC chips has significantly eroded, particularly with the rise of AI-driven investments [7]. - The market reaction to the partnership has been mixed, with Intel's stock showing some movement but not reflecting a substantial recovery [10].