- Intel said it streamlined its organization, reduced management layers, and strengthened leadership while shifting to a more disciplined approach to capital deployment and asset efficiency.
- The company reported revenue above guidance in all four quarters and cited supply constraints that limited its ability to meet demand in the fourth quarter.
- Intel said it delivered its first Intel 18A product by the end of 2025 and shipped three Intel Core Ultra Series 3 SKUs built on the Intel 18A process.
- Foundry updates included improving Intel 18A yields, continued development of Intel 14A, and expectations that customers will begin making Intel 14A decisions in the second half of 2026 and into the first half of 2027.
- Portfolio actions included the sale of 51% of Altera for USD 4.3 billion and private placements of common stock to SoftBank Group for USD 2.0 billion and to NVIDIA for USD 5.0 billion.
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