Welcome to our dedicated page for Intel news (Ticker: INTC), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Intel stock.
Intel Corporation (Nasdaq: INTC) regularly issues news and press releases that highlight its role in designing and manufacturing advanced semiconductors and compute platforms. This news feed aggregates Intel’s publicly released updates, giving readers a single place to review the company’s own announcements about its technology roadmap, financial results and strategic relationships.
Recent Intel news has included announcements about Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, described by the company as the first AI PC platform built on Intel 18A process technology and powering a large number of PC designs. Intel has also reported on edge-certified versions of these processors for embedded and industrial use cases, touching areas such as robotics, smart cities, automation and healthcare.
Investors and followers of INTC stock can use this page to read Intel’s earnings releases, where the company discusses quarterly and full-year financial results, segment performance for Intel Products and Intel Foundry, and commentary on demand trends and strategic priorities. Intel’s news also covers participation in investor conferences, where representatives discuss the company’s business and strategy with the financial community.
Another important category of Intel news involves strategic transactions and collaborations. The company has announced agreements with the U.S. Department of Commerce under the CHIPS Act framework, securities purchase agreements with NVIDIA and SoftBank, and the sale of a majority interest in its Altera business. Intel has also publicized a collaboration with NVIDIA to develop AI infrastructure and personal computing products that combine Intel’s CPU technologies with NVIDIA’s AI and accelerated computing platforms.
By reviewing Intel’s own press releases on this page, readers can follow developments in areas such as AI computing, foundry services, government funding arrangements and majority-owned subsidiaries like Mobileye. This makes the INTC news feed a useful reference for tracking how Intel describes its progress across client computing, data center and AI, manufacturing and capital structure initiatives.
Swiss Re is collaborating with Decentriq to enhance data privacy using Intel SGX technology. This partnership aims to secure sensitive datasets while performing analytics, addressing challenges in accessing such data. Swiss Re has demonstrated improved performance, security, and market speed through a proof of concept in marine insurance. This use of confidential computing is anticipated to unlock new business opportunities and enhance insurance pricing models as the industry adapts to a more data-driven environment.
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Helbiz Inc. (NASDAQ: HLBZ) expands its partnership with Moovit, an Intel company (NASDAQ: INTC), to integrate its electric vehicles into the Moovit app. This collaboration will provide users access to Helbiz's micro-mobility vehicles in over 35 cities across the United States and Europe, including upcoming expansions to Spain, France, and Serbia. The integration aims to promote sustainable travel options and gather mobility data to alleviate urban congestion. Helbiz continues to enhance its services, contributing to smart city initiatives and the growth of green transportation.
Intel has launched Loihi 2, its second-generation neuromorphic research chip, alongside Lava, an open-source software framework. Loihi 2 features up to 1 million neurons per chip, providing up to 10 times faster processing and improved energy efficiency. The technology aims to enhance applications in areas like robotics, vision, and voice recognition. Additionally, the Lava framework facilitates cross-platform application development, addressing needs in the neuromorphic research community.
Intel has announced a $20 billion capacity expansion, raising its total investment in location value="LS/us.az" idsrc="xmltag.org"Arizona to over $50 billion. Groundbreaking for two new chip factories took place at the Ocotillo campus, marking the largest private investment in Arizona's history. This expansion aims to bolster U.S. semiconductor leadership, creating over 3,000 high-tech jobs, and supporting an estimated 15,000 indirect jobs. The new facilities will begin operations in 2024, focusing on advanced technologies critical for various industry segments.
Intel Corporation has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.3475 per share, totaling $1.39 annually. This dividend will be payable on December 1, 2021, to shareholders of record as of November 7, 2021. Intel continues to be a leader in semiconductor technology, focusing on innovation to address customer challenges and drive global progress.
Mobileye, an Intel company, has launched a new 6-passenger electric autonomous vehicle (AV) set for commercial driverless ride-hailing services in Tel Aviv and Munich from 2022. This vehicle is equipped with the Mobileye Drive™ self-driving system and features cutting-edge technology, including 8 EyeQ™5 SoCs. The MoovitAV service aims to enhance mobility solutions, with an emphasis on safety and scalability. Mobileye is collaborating with SIXT Group for operations, which will also include partnerships for developing autonomous shuttles and delivery systems.
Intel and SIXT announced a collaboration to launch a driverless robotaxi service in Munich starting in 2022. The service will utilize Mobileye's autonomous vehicle technology and will be accessible through the Moovit and SIXT apps. This initiative aims to expand across Germany and Europe later in the decade, aiming to leverage the recently enacted autonomous vehicle law in Germany. The partnership marks a significant step in the mobility sector, combining Intel's technology with SIXT's operational expertise.
Intel has announced a bold plan to ramp up chip production, focusing on the automotive industry, as CEO Pat Gelsinger predicts that semiconductors will make up over 20% of premium vehicle costs by 2030, a significant increase from 4% in 2019. The company's total addressable market for automotive silicon is expected to exceed $115 billion by decade's end. To meet this demand, Intel will establish new facilities in location value="LR/eur"Europe and enhance its foundry services alongside its subsidiary, Mobileye, which aims to launch an autonomous robotaxi service in location value="LC/de"Germany.
Leidos is utilizing blockchain technology powered by Intel to enhance the CDC's MicrobeTrace Next platform for contact tracing, addressing COVID-19 challenges.
This initiative is part of Intel’s Pandemic Response Technology Initiative, which funds projects aiming to combat the pandemic through technological innovations.
By enabling secure data sharing and mobile data entry, the platform improves public health responses and protects sensitive information via ransomware-resistant blockchain security.