Intel (INTC) stock surged 24% this week after AI chip manufacturing momentum, but analysts urge caution amid leadership changes and other challenges. Read more here.

Is Intel now a Trump stock? But a joint venture with TSMC, now the worldwide chip-manufacturing leader, is not necessarily a great idea — and Rasgon pointed out some

Shares of Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) were on the move this week, on a number of different news items as investors seemed to spy opportunity in the beaten-down legacy chipmaker. While the company has mostly played the role of the aging laggard in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom,

Intel Corp. shares closed out their best week in 25 years on Friday. The gains came on reports of a potential partnership with a key rival, which fueled bets on a turnaround after an extended period of weakness.

The Trump administration has effectively put a buy rating on Intel’s stock. But that alone won’t get the troubled chip maker out of its jam. Intel’s shares have soared 22% so far this week. The run started after Vice President JD Vance delivered a speech at an AI summit in Paris early Tuesday that touted the White House’s aim to shore up domestic chip production.