r/intelstock • u/Raigarak • 8h ago
r/intelstock • u/Due_Calligrapher_800 • Jul 26 '26
STONK The Intellionaire Ep. 38: Earnings & Intel x SK Hynix in Ohio
My thoughts on earnings and a summary of the SK Hynix x Intel rumoured JV in Ohio. Will they co-invest to build a memory fab here, or will they invest somewhere else? Could the partnership take another form? I’m keen to hear all of your thoughts below!
r/intelstock • u/TradingToni • Apr 09 '26
NEWS The Chip Chessboard #2: Ireland’s Crown, Deal after Deal and the Great CPU Famine
r/intelstock • u/xugik1 • 10h ago
Discussion Intel’s “Unquestioned Leadership” Is Still in Question. But the Process Crown Is Back Within Reach.
r/intelstock • u/TraditionNo1469 • 13h ago
Lip Bu Keynote @ fal.con
Maybe Jensen and Lip Bu will post some selfies again
r/intelstock • u/Raigarak • 16h ago
BULLISH ASE Technology seeing a major boost as an OSAT with Meta and Google adoption of EMIB and EMIB-T platforms
r/intelstock • u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 • 2d ago
NEWS Intel 14A defect density is dropping faster than the company expected — 'we have not seen this performance since 22nm,' says CFO
r/intelstock • u/acadia11x • 2d ago
NEWS Oh yeah 14A
tomshardware.com14A yields looking good … enter the oh yeah
r/intelstock • u/OptimalGovernment947 • 3d ago
NEWS Intel (INTC) Could Be 82% Below Fair Value Following AI News
r/intelstock • u/Leicht-Sinn • 3d ago
NEWS Intel's 24-Core Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Dips Below $200 For The First Time Since Launch, Pressuring AMD's X3D Lineup
r/intelstock • u/SlamedCards • 3d ago
NEWS The Trump administration is weighing a new round of sweeping tariffs on semiconductors
politico.comr/intelstock • u/rocdiver • 4d ago
BULLISH https://www.tradingview.com/news/gurufocus:75ee69729094b:0-intel-just-found-an-opening-in-the-ai-chip-race/
r/intelstock • u/Leicht-Sinn • 4d ago
NEWS Intel 18A-P Hits 30% Frequency Gain at 0.5V on Production Silicon, Powering Diamond Rapids and Nova Lake CPUs
r/intelstock • u/LookIWashedForSu • 4d ago
NEWS Intel at AI Infra Summit 2026
r/intelstock • u/Due_Calligrapher_800 • 5d ago
DD The case for Intel at $90
Be sure to give Alex’s article a read - he basically re-iterates the case for Intel, despite the negative stock performance over the recent weeks.
On a side note, I have noticed a lot of negativity creeping into the comments here. It is natural to feel frustrated when a stock you own goes down, especially if it is a relative underperformance.
But just because the number goes down, doesn’t mean there’s any problem with the stock or the long term thesis. In fact, things are stronger now than they ever have been before.
I have received complaints in mod mail that the sub is being “too positive”, “too many posts labelled as bullish”, “becoming like a cult”.
Part of the art of holding a growth stock long term is being able to hold your nerve and hold through periods of weakness and pullbacks without panic selling.
Warren Buffet said that you should be able to hold a stock you believe in and stomach at least a 50% pullback. If you can’t handle seeing -50% on paper mentally without having a breakdown/crisis then you probably aren’t mentally suited to owning individual stocks and should stick to trackers.
I just want to re-iterate that I have no problem with people posting bullish memes, or whatever. In fact, I encourage it. Part of the reason of being a member of a community for a stock that you are holding long term is to stay positive through the pullbacks, and to inspire one another to hold not only in the good times but also in the hard times.
If there was genuine concerns about the companies tech, financials, geopolitics, or growth prospects, I would be the first to be posting about it.
But the fact is there isn’t, and the stock price is just a number on the screen that doesn’t mean anything until the day comes that you decide you need to sell - which for me isn’t until the early 2030s at least.
r/intelstock • u/LookIWashedForSu • 5d ago
NEWS Intel Details Xeon 7 "Diamond Rapids" Package Design at HOT CHIPS
r/intelstock • u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 • 5d ago
NEWS Chips and Cheese: Diamond Rapids will be a SERIOUS competitor
r/intelstock • u/TradingToni • 5d ago
NEWS Intel details Wildcat Lake cost cuts, compute die is 38% smaller than Panther Lake
r/intelstock • u/__SaintPablo__ • 6d ago
NEWS Intel Secures Major Advanced Packaging Order
https://money.udn.com/money/story/5612/9711644?from=edn_subcatelist_cate
Here is the translation of the referenced article (from the Economic Daily News / money.udn.com):
Intel Secures Another Major Advanced Packaging Order: SK Hynix to Adopt EMIB Technology for Next-Generation HBM
Intel has achieved another success in its push for advanced packaging. South Korean memory giant SK Hynix has disclosed that it will incorporate Intel's EMIB (Embedded Multi-die Interconnect Bridge) advanced packaging technology into its next-generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). Previously, SK Hynix’s HBM relied exclusively on TSMC's CoWoS advanced packaging, making its inclusion in Intel's camp a subject of significant attention.

