| Prev Close | 36.43 |
| Open | 37.18 |
| Day Low/High | 36.30 / 37.35 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 35.22 / 46.57 |
| Volume | 8.57M |
| Avg Volume | 8.82M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 5.19B |
| Market Cap | 185.82B |
| EPS | 2.20 |
| P/E Ratio | 81.16 |
| Div & Yield | 1.04 (2.81%) |
As Amazon launches a home-grown server CPU for powering certain cloud workloads, AMD, Qualcomm and others push ahead with their own challenges to Intel.
Global stocks traded firmer Tuesday, with markets supported by reports of a progress in U.S-China trade talks, as investors attempt to regroup from last night's tech-led selloff on Wall Street and the longest losing streak for world oil prices on record.
Among other things, the chipmaker's CEO shared details about AMD's efforts to cater to cloud giants, and was optimistic about the long-term growth outlook for its console processor business.
In addition to showing off some new cutting-edge GPUs, the resurgent chipmaker announced that Amazon would be using its Epyc server chips in its cloud computing data centers.
The U.S. economy extended its nine-year expansion last quarter, Commerce Department figures confirmed Friday, but slowing global trade, as well as the prospect of rising interest rates at home and political tensions abroad, could challenge President Donald Trump ambition for a 3% annual growth rate.
The cyclical downturn that TI and STMicro appear to be seeing isn't the end of the world for chip stocks. But trade tensions are complicating matters.
The cyclical downturn that TI and STMicro appear to be seeing isn't the end of the world for chip stocks. But trade tensions complicate matters.
The chip giant calls a report that it's cancelling its long-delayed 10-nanometer manufacturing process 'untrue.'
Intel shares jumped higher trading Monday after analysts at Nomura boosted their outlook on the stock and lifted the price target to $50 a share ahead of its third quarter earnings report later this week.
Comments on earnings calls set up what should be positive September-quarter earnings for Nokia and AXT.
While not perfect, Lam and ASML's sales outlooks suggest fears of a major chip equipment spending downturn currently look excessive.
TSMC the world's biggest contract chipmaker and a leader supplier for iPhones, posted a modest decline in third quarter profits Thursday, but offered a cautiously optimistic outlook for the sector over the near-term and said the U.S.-China trade war would have only a "minimal" impact on its global business.
While not perfect, Lam and ASML's sales outlooks suggest fears of a major chip equipment spending downturn currently look excessive.
ASML shares surged to the top of the European market Wednesday, lifting tech peers in its wake, as the chipmaker forecast stronger-than-expected fourth quarter sales for its key lithography machines and topped analysts forecast for third quarter earnings in what could mark a late cycle rebound for the beaten-down sector.
U.S. tech stocks, which suffered their biggest single day declines in seven years amid yesterday's Wall Street rout, look poised to extend declines Thursday as global investors dump shares in the sector amid concerns over rising interest rates and the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing.
In a variety of ways, PC makers and chip suppliers are feeling the effects of Intel's recent PC CPU shortages.
Taking apart Apple's latest flagship phones revealed a few surprises, along with plenty of expected discoveries.
The major U.S. indices were mixed in trading on Wednesday.
Advanced Micro Devices shares are down more than 2% on Wednesday.
While AMD still has a lot going for it, its stock is now pricing in a lot of good news.
Three new iPhones are expected this year, along with modem, memory, camera and battery life improvements.
Though plunging demand from cryptocurrency miners is weighing on sales for now, things look better for other parts of Nvidia's business.
Valuations for chip industry firms often seem to be pricing in a full-blown cyclical downturn. That's not a given at this point.
KLA-Tencor, Lam Research, ASML and Teradyne have all seen their shares jump post-earnings.
Stocks in Asia have been nailed amid rising global trade tensions. But here are several stocks that may be worth picking up.
The South Korean tech giant appears to be losing smartphone share. However, conditions remain good for its DRAM business.
iPhone trends, Services growth and China commentary are among the things to keep an eye on as Apple's latest earnings report arrives.
iPhone trends, Services growth and China commentary are among the things to keep an eye on as Apple's latest earnings report arrives.
