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Intel posts its highest revenue growth in 15 years, crushing expectations in its latest results

Intel's fastest quarter in 15 years signals the AI chip shortage is getting real—and competitors should worry.

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Why it matters

Intel's resurgence in chip manufacturing directly reflects surging AI infrastructure demand. Strong guidance suggests the company is capturing share in the compute-constrained market that's fueling the broader AI economy.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Highest revenue growth rate in 15 years (since 2011)

  2. EPS beat: 42 cents per share vs. analyst expectations

  3. Forward guidance exceeded analyst consensus

  4. Stock rallied in after-hours trading

  5. Published July 23, 2026 — recent earnings release

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Publisher excerpt: Chipmaker Intel Corp. delivered better-than-expected results today after recording its fastest rate of revenue growth for any quarter since 2011. It also provided guidance that topped analyst’s expectations, sending its stock higher in after-hours trading. The company absolutely crushed…
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