Schlagwort: Intel

Intel Reports Second-Quarter 2023 Financial Results

 Second-quar­ter reve­nue of $12.9 bil­li­on, down 15% year over year (YoY).

  • Second-quar­ter ear­nings per share (EPS) attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel was $0.35; non-GAAP EPS attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel was $0.13.
  • Second-quar­ter results on the top and bot­tom line excee­ded the high end of gui­dance; com­pa­ny con­ti­nues to exe­cu­te stra­tegy with momen­tum across pro­cess and pro­duct tech­no­lo­gy and foundry.
  • Fore­cas­ting third-quar­ter 2023 reve­nue of appro­xi­m­ate­ly $12.9 bil­li­on to $13.9 bil­li­on; expec­ting third-quar­ter EPS attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel of $0.04; non-GAAP EPS attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel of $0.20.

 

SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 27, 2023 – Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on today repor­ted second-quar­ter 2023 finan­cial results.

Our Q2 results excee­ded the high end of our gui­dance as we con­ti­nue to exe­cu­te on our stra­te­gic prio­ri­ties, inclu­ding buil­ding momen­tum with our foundry busi­ness and deli­ve­ring on our pro­duct and pro­cess road­maps,” said Pat Gel­sin­ger, Intel CEO. “We are also well-posi­tio­ned to capi­ta­li­ze on the signi­fi­cant growth across the AI con­ti­nu­um by cham­pio­ning an open eco­sys­tem and sili­con solu­ti­ons that opti­mi­ze per­for­mance, cost and secu­ri­ty to demo­cra­ti­ze AI from cloud to enter­pri­se, edge and client.”

David Zins­ner, Intel CFO, said, “Strong exe­cu­ti­on, inclu­ding pro­gress towards our $3 bil­li­on in cost savings in 2023, con­tri­bu­ted to the upsi­de in the quar­ter. We remain focu­sed on ope­ra­tio­nal effi­ci­en­ci­es and our Smart Capi­tal stra­tegy to sup­port sus­tainable growth and finan­cial disci­pli­ne as we impro­ve our mar­gins and cash gene­ra­ti­on and dri­ve share­hol­der value.”

(…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Reports First-Quarter 2023 Financial Results

NEWS SUMMARY

  • First-quar­ter reve­nue of $11.7 bil­li­on, down 36% year over year (YoY).
  • First-quar­ter GAAP ear­nings (loss) per share (EPS) attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel was $(0.66); non-GAAP EPS attri­bu­ta­ble to Intel was $(0.04).
  • Fore­cas­ting second-quar­ter 2023 reve­nue of $11.5 bil­li­on to $12.5 bil­li­on; expec­ting second-quar­ter EPS of $(0.62); non-GAAP EPS of $(0.04).

 

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 27, 2023 – Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on today repor­ted first-quar­ter 2023 finan­cial results.

We deli­ver­ed solid first-quar­ter results, repre­sen­ting ste­ady pro­gress with our trans­for­ma­ti­on,” said Pat Gel­sin­ger, Intel CEO. “We hit key exe­cu­ti­on mile­sto­nes in our data cen­ter road­map and demons­tra­ted the health of the pro­cess tech­no­lo­gy under­pin­ning it. While we remain cau­tious on the macroe­co­no­mic out­look, we are focu­sed on what we can con­trol as we deli­ver on IDM 2.0: dri­ving con­sis­tent exe­cu­ti­on across pro­cess and pro­duct road­maps and advan­cing our foundry busi­ness to best posi­ti­on us to capi­ta­li­ze on the $1 tril­li­on mar­ket oppor­tu­ni­ty ahead.”

David Zins­ner, Intel CFO, said, “We excee­ded our first-quar­ter expec­ta­ti­ons on the top and bot­tom line, and con­tin­ued to be disci­pli­ned on expen­se manage­ment as part of our com­mit­ment to dri­ve effi­ci­en­ci­es and cost savings. At the same time, we are prio­ri­tiz­ing the invest­ments nee­ded to advan­ce our stra­tegy and estab­lish an inter­nal foundry model, one of the most con­se­quen­ti­al steps we are taking to deli­ver on IDM 2.0.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

AMDs Mitarbeiterzahl steigt auf Rekordzahl von 25.000

Im Jah­res­be­richt für 2022 gegen­über der ame­ri­ka­ni­schen Bör­sen­auf­sicht SEC hat AMD die Anzahl der Mit­ar­bei­ter zum 31.12.2022 ver­öf­fent­licht. Die­se stieg inner­halb eines Jah­res von 15.500 auf etwa 25.000 und damit um 61 Pro­zent an. Dies lag teil­wei­se an den im ver­gan­ge­nen Jahr abge­schlos­se­nen Über­nah­men, aber auch bei der Mit­ar­bei­ter­su­che war AMD sehr aktiv und hat auch aktu­ell auf der eige­nen Web­sei­te mehr Stel­len­an­zei­gen online als Intel und Nvi­dia zusam­men. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Reports Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year 2022 Financial Results

▪Fourth-quar­ter reve­nue was $14.0 bil­li­on, down 32 per­cent year-over-year (YoY) and down 28 per­cent YoY on a non-GAAP basis. Full-year reve­nue was $63.1 bil­li­on, down 20 per­cent YoY and down 16 per­cent YoY on a non-GAAP basis.

▪Fourth-quar­ter ear­nings (loss) per share (EPS) was $(0.16); non-GAAP EPS was $0.10. Full-year EPS was $1.94; non-GAAP EPS was $1.84.

▪Fore­cas­ting first-quar­ter 2023 reve­nue of $10.5 bil­li­on to $11.5 bil­li­on; expec­ting first-quar­ter EPS of $(0.80) (non-GAAP EPS of $(0.15)).

▪Decla­res quar­ter­ly cash divi­dend of $0.365 per share.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 26, 2023 — Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on today repor­ted fourth-quar­ter and full-year 2022 finan­cial results. The com­pa­ny also announ­ced that its board of direc­tors has declared a quar­ter­ly divi­dend of $0.365 per share on the company’s com­mon stock, which will be paya­ble on March 1, 2023, to share­hol­ders of record as of Febru­ary 7, 2023.

Despi­te the eco­no­mic and mar­ket head­winds, we con­tin­ued to make good pro­gress on our stra­te­gic trans­for­ma­ti­on in Q4, inclu­ding advan­cing our pro­duct road­map and impro­ving our ope­ra­tio­nal struc­tu­re and pro­ces­ses to dri­ve effi­ci­en­ci­es while deli­ve­ring at the low-end of our gui­ded ran­ge,” said Pat Gel­sin­ger, Intel CEO. “In 2023, we will con­ti­nue to navi­ga­te the short-term chal­lenges while stri­ving to meet our long-term com­mit­ments, inclu­ding deli­ve­ring lea­der­ship pro­ducts ancho­red on open and secu­re plat­forms, powered by at-sca­le manu­fac­tu­ring and super­char­ged by our incre­di­ble team.” 

In the fourth quar­ter, we took steps to right-size the orga­niza­ti­on and ratio­na­li­ze our invest­ments, prio­ri­tiz­ing the are­as whe­re we can deli­ver the hig­hest value for the long term,” said David Zins­ner, Intel CFO. “The­se actions under­pin our cost-reduc­tion tar­gets of $3 bil­li­on in 2023, and set the stage to achie­ve $8 bil­li­on to $10 bil­li­on by the end of 2025.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Launches 4th Gen Xeon Scalable Processors, Max Series CPUs

Intel high­lights broad indus­try adop­ti­on across all major CSPs, OEMs, ODMs and ISVs, and show­ca­ses increased per­for­mance in AI, net­wor­king and high per­for­mance computing.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
 

  • Expan­si­ve cus­to­mer and part­ner adop­ti­on from AWS, Cis­co, Clou­de­ra, Core­Wea­ve, Dell Tech­no­lo­gies, Drop­box, Erics­son, Fuji­tsu, Goog­le Cloud, Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se, IBM Cloud, Inspur Infor­ma­ti­on, IONOS, Leno­vo, Los Ala­mos Natio­nal Labo­ra­to­ry, Micro­soft Azu­re, NVIDIA, Ora­cle Cloud, OVH­cloud, phoe­nix­NAP, Red­Hat, SAP, Super­Mi­cro, Tele­fo­ni­ca and VMware, among others.
  • With the most built-in acce­le­ra­tors of any CPU in the world for key workloads such as AI, ana­ly­tics, net­wor­king, secu­ri­ty, sto­rage and high per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC), 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sca­lable and Intel Max Series fami­lies deli­ver lea­der­ship per­for­mance in a pur­po­se-built workload-first approach.
  • 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sca­lable pro­ces­sors are Intel’s most sus­tainable data cen­ter pro­ces­sors, deli­ve­ring a ran­ge of fea­tures for opti­mi­zing power and per­for­mance, making opti­mal use of CPU resour­ces to help achie­ve cus­to­mers’ sus­taina­bi­li­ty goals.
  • When com­pared with pri­or gene­ra­ti­ons, 4th Gen Xeon cus­to­mers can expect a 2.9x1 avera­ge per­for­mance per watt effi­ci­en­cy impro­ve­ment for tar­ge­ted workloads when uti­li­zing built-in acce­le­ra­tors, up to 70-watt2 power savings per CPU in opti­mi­zed power mode with mini­mal per­for­mance loss for sel­ect workloads and a 52% to 66% lower total cost of owner­ship (TCO)3.

(…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

The Greenest Generation: NVIDIA, Intel and Partners Supercharge AI Computing Efficiency

Acce­le­ra­ted NVIDIA Hop­per sys­tems with 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sca­lable pro­ces­sors — inclu­ding NVIDIA DGX H100 and 60+ sys­tems from NVIDIA part­ners — pro­vi­de 25x more effi­ci­en­cy than tra­di­tio­nal data cen­ter ser­vers to save big on ener­gy costs.
(…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Orders Delayed, TSMC Slows Three-Nanometer Expansion, Says TrendForce

4 August 2022 — Accor­ding to Trend­Force rese­arch, Intel plans to out­sour­ce the tGPU chip­set in Mete­or Lake to TSMC for manu­fac­tu­re. Mass pro­duc­tion of this pro­duct was initi­al­ly plan­ned for 2H22 but was later post­po­ned to 1H23 due to pro­duct design and pro­cess veri­fi­ca­ti­on issues. Recent­ly, the product’s mass pro­duc­tion sche­du­le has been post­po­ned again to the end of 2023 for some reason, nigh com­ple­te­ly can­cel­ling 3nm pro­duc­tion capa­ci­ty ori­gi­nal­ly boo­ked in 2023 with only a mar­gi­nal amount of wafer input remai­ning for engi­nee­ring veri­fi­ca­ti­on. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel vermeldet überraschend einen Verlust

Ohne vor­her­ge­hen­de Gewinn­war­nung hat Intel über­ra­schend im Rah­men der Zah­len zum zwei­ten Quar­tal 2022 einen Net­to­ver­lust in Höhe von 500 Mil­lio­nen US-Dol­lar ver­mel­den müs­sen. Der Umsatz sank im Ver­gleich zum Vor­jah­res­quar­tal um 22 Pro­zent auf 15,3 Mil­li­ar­den US-Dol­lar. In den Zah­len ist auch eine Abschrei­bung in Höhe von 559 Mil­lio­nen US-Dol­lar auf das Opta­ne-Geschäft enthalten.
(…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Reports Second-Quarter 2022 Financial Results

News Sum­ma­ry

▪Second-quar­ter GAAP reve­nue of $15.3 bil­li­on, down 22% year over year (YoY), and non-GAAP reve­nue of $15.3 bil­li­on, down 17% YoY.

▪Intel’s Cli­ent Com­pu­ting and Dat­a­cen­ter and AI Groups lar­ge­ly impac­ted by con­tin­ued adver­se mar­ket con­di­ti­ons; Net­work and Edge Group and Mobi­leye achie­ved record quar­ter­ly revenue.

▪Second-quar­ter GAAP ear­nings per share (EPS) was $(0.11); non-GAAP EPS was $0.29.

▪Revi­sing full-year reve­nue gui­dance to $65 bil­li­on to $68 bil­li­on; rei­te­ra­ting full-year adjus­ted free cash flow guidance.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., July28, 2022 –Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on today repor­ted second-quar­ter 2022 finan­cial results.

This quarter’s results were below the stan­dards we have set for the com­pa­ny and our share­hol­ders. We must and will do bet­ter. The sud­den and rapid decli­ne in eco­no­mic acti­vi­ty was the lar­gest dri­ver, but the short­fall also reflects our own exe­cu­ti­on issues,” said Pat Gel­sin­ger, Intel CEO. “We are being respon­si­ve to chan­ging busi­ness con­di­ti­ons, working clo­se­ly with our cus­to­mers while remai­ning laser-focu­sed on our stra­tegy and long-term oppor­tu­ni­ties. We are embra­cing this chal­len­ging envi­ron­ment to acce­le­ra­te our transformation.”

We are taking neces­sa­ry actions to mana­ge through the cur­rent envi­ron­ment, inclu­ding acce­le­ra­ting the deploy­ment of our smart capi­tal stra­tegy, while rei­te­ra­ting our pri­or full-year adjus­ted free cash flow gui­dance and retur­ning gross mar­gins to our tar­get ran­ge by the fourth quar­ter,” said David Zins­ner, Intel CFO. “We remain ful­ly com­mit­ted to our busi­ness stra­tegy, the long-term finan­cial model com­mu­ni­ca­ted at our inves­tor mee­ting and a strong and gro­wing divi­dend.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel’s Discrete Mobile Graphics Family Arrives

For deca­des, Intel has been a cham­pi­on for PC plat­form inno­va­ti­on. We have deli­ver­ed gene­ra­ti­ons of CPUs that pro­vi­de the com­pu­ting hor­se­power for bil­li­ons of peo­p­le. We advan­ced con­nec­ti­vi­ty through fea­tures like USB, Thun­der­bolt™ and Wi-Fi. And in part­ner­ship with the PC eco­sys­tem, we deve­lo­ped the ground-brea­king PCI archi­tec­tu­re and the Intel® Evo™ plat­form, pushing the boun­da­ry for what mobi­le pro­ducts can do. 

Intel is uni­que­ly posi­tio­ned to deli­ver PC plat­form inno­va­tions that meet the ever-incre­asing com­pu­ting demands of pro­fes­sio­nals, con­su­mers, gamers and crea­tors around the world. Now, we take the next big step. 

 

Today, we are offi­ci­al­ly laun­ching our Intel® Arc™ gra­phics fami­ly for lap­tops, com­ple­ting the Intel plat­form. The­se are the first dis­crete GPUs from our Intel Arc A‑Series gra­phics port­fo­lio for lap­tops, with our desk­top and work­sta­tion pro­ducts coming later this year. You can visit our News­room for our launch video, pro­duct details and tech­ni­cal demos, but I will sum­ma­ri­ze the high­lights of how our Intel Arc plat­form and A‑Series mobi­le GPU fami­ly will deli­ver hard­ware, soft­ware, ser­vices and – ulti­m­ate­ly – high-per­for­mance gra­phics expe­ri­en­ces. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Announces Initial Investment of Over €33 Billion for R&D and Manufacturing in EU

SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 15, 2022 – Intel today announ­ced the first pha­se of its plans to invest as much as 80 bil­li­on euros in the Euro­pean Uni­on over the next deca­de along the enti­re semi­con­duc­tor value chain – from rese­arch and deve­lo­p­ment (R&D) to manu­fac­tu­ring to sta­­te-of-the art pack­a­ging tech­no­lo­gies. Today’s announce­ment includes plans (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel to Acquire Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 Billion

Acqui­si­ti­on acce­le­ra­tes Intel’s glo­bal, end-to-end foundry business.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

  • Tran­sac­tion crea­tes a glo­bal­ly diver­se end-to-end foundry to help meet gro­wing semi­con­duc­tor demand and brings more value to cus­to­mers across the near­ly $100 bil­li­on addressa­ble foundry market. 
  • Acqui­si­ti­on acce­le­ra­tes Intel’s path to beco­ming a major pro­vi­der of foundry ser­vices and capa­ci­ty glo­bal­ly, now offe­ring one of the industry’s broa­dest port­fo­li­os of dif­fe­ren­tia­ted technology. 
  • High­ly com­ple­men­ta­ry tran­sac­tion brings tog­e­ther Intel’s lea­ding-edge nodes and sca­le manu­fac­tu­ring with Tower Semiconductor’s spe­cial­ty tech­no­lo­gies and cus­to­mer-first approach to deli­ver lea­ding tech­no­lo­gy and manu­fac­tu­ring capa­bi­li­ties and enhan­ced value to cus­to­mers globally.
  • Tran­sac­tion is expec­ted to be imme­dia­te­ly accre­ti­ve to Intel’s non-GAAP EPS.
  • Intel and Tower Semi­con­duc­tor manage­ment will host a con­fe­rence call for inves­tors, media and indus­try ana­lysts at 5:30 a.m. PST today (3:30 p.m. Isra­el Stan­dard Time) to pro­vi­de fur­ther details on the transaction. 

SANTA CLARA, Calif., and MIGDAL HAEMEK, Isra­el, Feb. 15, 2022 – Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on (Nasdaq: INTC) and Tower Semi­con­duc­tor (Nasdaq: TSEM), a lea­ding foundry for ana­log semi­con­duc­tor solu­ti­ons, today announ­ced a defi­ni­ti­ve agree­ment under which Intel will acqui­re Tower for $53 per share in cash, repre­sen­ting a total enter­pri­se value of appro­xi­m­ate­ly $5.4 bil­li­on. The acqui­si­ti­on signi­fi­cant­ly advan­ces Intel’s IDM 2.0 stra­tegy as the com­pa­ny fur­ther expands its manu­fac­tu­ring capa­ci­ty, glo­bal foot­print and tech­no­lo­gy port­fo­lio to address unpre­ce­den­ted indus­try demand. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Intel Reports Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year 2021 Financial Results

Deli­vers Record Quar­ter­ly and Full-Year Revenue

News Sum­ma­ry

▪       Fourth-quar­ter GAAP reve­nue was $20.5 bil­li­on, excee­ding Octo­ber gui­dance by $1.3 bil­li­on and up 3 per­cent year-over-year (YoY). Fourth-quar­ter non-GAAP reve­nue was $19.5 bil­li­on, excee­ding Octo­ber gui­dance by $1.2 bil­li­on. Full-year GAAP reve­nue set an all-time Intel record of $79.0 bil­li­on, up 1 per­cent YoY.

▪       Deli­ver­ed GAAP fourth-quar­ter ear­nings per share (EPS) of $1.13, excee­ding Octo­ber gui­dance by 35 cents. Fourth-quar­ter non-GAAP EPS was $1.09, excee­ding Octo­ber gui­dance by 19 cents.

▪       In 2021, Intel gene­ra­ted $30.0 bil­li­on of cash from ope­ra­ti­ons and $11.3 bil­li­on of free cash flow (FCF).

▪       Fore­cas­ting first-quar­ter 2022 reve­nue of appro­xi­m­ate­ly $18.3 bil­li­on; expec­ting first-quar­ter EPS of $0.70 (non-GAAP EPS of $0.80).

▪       Announ­ces five per­cent increase to quar­ter­ly cash dividend.

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Janu­ary 26, 2022 — Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on today repor­ted fourth-quar­ter and full-year 2021 finan­cial results. The com­pa­ny also announ­ced that its board of direc­tors appro­ved a cash divi­dend increase of five per­cent to $1.46 per share on an annu­al basis. The board declared a quar­ter­ly divi­dend of $0.365 per share on the company’s com­mon stock, which will be paya­ble on March 1 to share­hol­ders of record as of Febru­ary 7.

Q4 repre­sen­ted a gre­at finish to a gre­at year. We excee­ded top-line quar­ter­ly gui­dance by over $1 bil­li­on and deli­ver­ed the best quar­ter­ly and full-year reve­nue in the company’s histo­ry,” said Pat Gel­sin­ger, Intel CEO. “Our disci­pli­ned focus on exe­cu­ti­on across tech­no­lo­gy deve­lo­p­ment, manu­fac­tu­ring, and our tra­di­tio­nal and emer­ging busi­nesses is reflec­ted in our results. We remain com­mit­ted to dri­ving long-term, sus­tainable growth as we relent­less­ly exe­cu­te our IDM 2.0 stra­tegy.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Reviewübersicht Intel Alder Lake: Core i9-12900K, i7-12700K und i5-12600K

Nach­dem Intel vor kur­zem bereits die neu­es­te Gene­ra­ti­on von Pro­zes­so­ren mit dem Code­na­men Alder Lake offi­zi­ell vor­ge­stellt hat­te, ist heu­te das Embar­go für die Reviews gefal­len. Im Vor­feld gab es eini­ge Leaks zu Bench­marks und heu­te hat auch das ein oder ande­re Review einen Früh­start hin­ge­legt. Mit der Hybrid-Archi­tek­tur aus gro­ßen Per­for­mance- und klei­nen Effi­zi­enz­ker­nen star­tet Intel aus eige­ner Sicht ein neu­es Zeit­al­ter und unter­stützt sowohl den neu­en DDR5-Spei­cher­stan­dard, als auch — als ers­ter Desk­top-Pro­zes­sor — PCI-Express 5.0.  (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

AMD und Xilinx zusammen mit höherem Börsenwert als Intel

Dass die aktu­el­le Bör­se ver­hal­te­ne Aus­bli­cke und Still­stand bei Kenn­zah­len wie Gewinn­zu­wachs oder Brut­to­mar­ge nicht beson­ders schätzt, erfuh­ren Intel-Aktio­nä­re nach den letz­ten Quar­tals­zah­len von Intel deut­lich. Dafür scheint sie die soge­nann­ten Wachs­tums­wer­te, die bei Umsatz und Gewinn zule­gen, momen­tan in extre­mer Art und Wei­se zu bewer­ten. Denn trotz deut­lich weni­ger Umsatz und Gewinn waren AMD und Xilinx zusam­men im heu­ti­gen Bör­sen­ver­lauf bereits mehr wert als Intel. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »