Intel Corp US4581401001

Intel Corporation (INTC) 2024

1. kassa! 3 mei 2024 09:07

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2. kassa! 3 mei 2024 09:28

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3. kassa! 3 mei 2024 15:37

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   Intel
   The third Dow stock that makes for a no-brainer buy in May is beaten-down semiconductor stalwart Intel (NASDAQ: INTC).
   
   Unlike Chevron and Amazon, Intel isn't firing on all cylinders right now. Its bottom line is being weighed down by weaker demand for personal computers (PCs) and expansive losses from its Foundry Services segment. History tells us that turnarounds in semiconductor stocks often take years.
   
   On the other hand, there are a number of identifiable catalysts that suggest the pessimism surrounding Intel has become excessive.
   
   For example, Intel's central processing unit (CPU) share in PCs and data centers has been under pressure for years. Core rival Advanced Micro Devices has been siphoning away share in PCs. Despite these losses, Intel still absolutely dominates in PC and traditional data center CPU market share. Even though these segments aren't the growth story they once were, they're providing Intel with bountiful operating cash flow that it can use to reinvest in other high-growth initiatives.
   
   Intel isn't sitting on its laurels when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, either. It recently unveiled its Gaudi 3 AI-accelerator chip that'll be going head-to-head with Nvidia's market-leading H100 graphics processing unit (GPU). Considering how scarce high-powered GPUs were in 2023, Gaudi 3 should be in high demand for businesses looking to train large language models and run generative AI solutions.
   
   Although building its Foundry Services segment from the ground up isn't cheap, this looks to be the trough year for Intel's chip fabrication operations. Intel has the tools to become the world's No. 2 foundry services provider by the turn of the decade.
   
   With Intel's EPS expected to nearly quadruple by 2027 to north of $4, now looks like the perfect time for long-term-minded investors to pounce.
4. DNFTT 3 mei 2024 23:33

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   kassa! schreef op 3 mei 2024 09:07:

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   Dat dividend mogen ze van mij achterwege laten en gebruiken om schuld mee af te lossen.
   De koers lijkt rond de 30 te stabiliseren en mag ik binnenkort weer een paar stukjes bijkopen.
5. nine_inch_nerd 5 mei 2024 11:43

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   How to Build a $20 Billion Semiconductor Fab
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   The ever-increasing cost of fabs has created a shift in the structure of the semiconductor industry. When fabs were cheaper to build, any chip producer could afford to have their own fabs. But as fab costs increased, it became more and more burdensome for manufacturers to operate cutting edge manufacturing facilities due to the high costs, and fewer manufacturers had the production volume to spread those costs over. The “efficient scale” of a 150 mm wafer fab is around 10,000 wafers a month, but for a 300 mm logic wafer fab, that jumps to 40,000 wafers. (And memory wafer fabs will be even larger, at 120,000 wafers per month. Thus only a very small number of companies (currently TSMC, Samsung, and Intel) attempt to operate leading-edge nodes, and the industry has shifted to a “fabless” model where companies like Apple and Nvidia design their chips but have them manufactured by “foundries” like TSMC. By pooling the orders of many different chip companies, the foundries can achieve the scale necessary to afford cutting edge fabs.
   
   Conclusion
   The enormous expense of a modern semiconductor fab boils down to the intersection of two things. One is that semiconductor fabs are mass production factories, with modern “gigafabs” producing hundreds of millions of chips per year, each chip containing billions of transistors.5 The second is that producing semiconductors requires almost unfathomable levels of precision. Manipulating huge volumes of matter on the atomic level, repeatedly and reliably, 24 hours a day 365 days a year, is an enormously expensive undertaking.
6. kassa! 6 mei 2024 09:26

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   Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Picks Up Stock Near 2024 Low
   
   Intel stock continued a 2024 slump in late April after the chip maker provided disappointing guidance. With the shares trading at their lows for this year, CEO Pat Gelsinger bought up Intel stock on the open market. According to forms he filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Gelsinger purchased the stock through a family trust that now owns 39,400 shares.