Sales grew fast, but it lost money
Intel's sales grew 25% on strong AI chip demand. It still lost $11.0B, mostly from a big charge tied to shares held for the U.S. government.
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Intel's sales grew 25% on strong AI chip demand. It still lost $11.0B, mostly from a big charge tied to shares held for the U.S. government.
Intel sold more chips, with sales up 7%. It still lost $3.7B, mostly from one-time charges, including a write-down at Mobileye.
Intel's sales fell 4% and it lost $0.6B. Data center sales grew, and a new line of laptop chips launched.
Intel sold $13.7B, up 3%, and made a profit after a big loss last year. Much of the profit came from selling part of Altera.
Q2 2026: Sales grew fast, but it lost money. Intel's sales grew 25% on strong AI chip demand. It still lost $11.0B, mostly from a big charge tied to shares held for the U.S. government.
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