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Intel Corporation
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The economic chain
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Raw inputssand · metals · powerEquipmentthe machinesFoundrybuilds the chipChip designblueprints + softwareSystemsinto AI serversAI demandwho paysSISilicon wafersPWRGrid powerASMLASMLAMATApplied MaterialsLAMLam ResearchKLAKLAIFSIntel FoundryTSMTSMCSSSamsungSKSK HynixINTCIntelXEONXeonGDGaudiMBLYMobileyeALTAlteraDELLDell / HPESMCISupermicroPCLenovo / HP (OEMs)MSFTMicrosoftAMZNAmazonGOOGGoogleYOUPC buyers & enterprises+ thousands
Company details
Market cap
~$105B
P/E ratio
Div yield
~0%
EPS (TTM)
negative
Profit margin
negative
Rev. growth
~flat
Revenue
~$53B
Free cash flow
negative
In plain English
Intel is an integrated device maker (IDM) — it both designs AND fabricates chips. It makes Core PC processors and Xeon/Gaudi data-centre silicon, and is spending tens of billions to turn Intel Foundry into a contract manufacturer that can rival TSMC and Samsung. It still controls Mobileye, sold majority control of Altera to Silver Lake, and in 2025 took a $2B SoftBank investment and a ~10% US-government stake funded by converting CHIPS Act grants into equity.
In simple terms
What Intel Corporation really sells
Intel is an integrated device maker (IDM) — it both designs AND fabricates chips. It makes Core PC processors and Xeon/Gaudi data-centre silicon, and is spending tens of billions to turn Intel Foundry into a contract manufacturer that can rival TSMC and Samsung. It still controls Mobileye, sold majority control of Altera to Silver Lake, and in 2025 took a $2B SoftBank investment and a ~10% US-government stake funded by converting CHIPS Act grants into equity.
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