Company Insights
Hoping to rebound, Intel is making big bet on graphics
The company stood aside as Nvidia and AMD dominated the market for gamers and digital artists. Now, with its core business hitting a ceiling, Intel is jumping in the ring.
Reporter
Sam Sharpe
Company Insights
For Intel, manufacturing is a losing battle. To win, it will need to outsource.
Almost every computer used to have an Intel chip inside. But the company’s persistent manufacturing issues have allowed its rivals to leap ahead.
Company Insights
Intel is having an existential crisis – it just isn’t the best at manufacturing anymore
Nimbler competitors annexing its market share and a series of self-made manufacturing gaffes have left Intel in a precarious position.
Personal Finance
Working from home isn’t going away, so make it work for you
When his client shifted to working remotely amidst the coronavirus lockdowns in March, Elliot Wilson advised that they cancel their office lease as soon as possible.
Company Insights
Intel Receives U.S. Government Approval to Sell to China’s Huawei
The Department of Commerce approved licenses for Intel Corp to sell its technology to China’s Huawei in September, making Intel the first company to receive U.S.
AMD
The Semiconductor Industry is Upside Down
Investors are no longer favoring vertically integrated juggernauts like Intel, instead betting on ‘fabless’ semiconductor firms – companies who design chips but outsource their manufacturing – like Nvidia and AMD.