Intel Stock: Q2 AI Has Revived CPU Franchise, Foundry Not Earned Valuation
Intel’s second quarter showed AI demand pulling CPU sales back up, but the Foundry business is still losing money and capital spending stays high.
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Intel’s second quarter showed AI demand pulling CPU sales back up, but the Foundry business is still losing money and capital spending stays high.
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