Intel Corp (INTC)

This ETF has outperformed most of the major tech and growth ETFs over the past 10 years.

Intel spent most of the past decade as the semiconductor industry’s cautionary tale, until a 2026 turnaround powered by a U.S. government stake, a $5 billion Nvidia investment, and a new CEO rocketed the stock from

When the majority of the investing crowd turns bullish, I've learned to become very suspicious.

Technology changes fast, but electricity doesn't.

The chipmaker exited NAND memory in one of the semiconductor industry's biggest asset sales. Nearly six years later, the market has put a price on what it walked away from.

Nvidia just dropped $20 billion on SpaceX. Which company will be next?

Some investors have worried about increasing competition.

Nvidia's CEO has had plenty to say about Elon Musk.

Nvidia's investment portfolio has some interesting holdings.

What Happened? A number of stocks jumped in the afternoon session after Nvidia reported blowout quarterly earnings and issued an upbeat revenue forecast, eas...

What Happened? A number of stocks jumped in the afternoon session after Nvidia reported blowout quarterly earnings and issued an upbeat revenue forecast, eas...

Intel Corp. (INTC) stock is surging Thursday following Nvidia’s strong Q2 financial results and reports of potential broad U.S. chip tariffs.

Nvidia shares surge 7.4% premarket as strong guidance boosts chip stocks, while CEO Jensen Huang cites robust AI demand.

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner said the company’s recent capital raise was intended to support higher capital expenditures, substrate investments and capacity commitments as it seeks to address demand for data-center CPUs, advanced packaging and future process technologies

ASML matters more to the booming AI market than the top GPU maker.

These two chipmakers have had very different 2026s.

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The Chinese tech giant's stock has slumped this year, and news of its $10.2 billion secondary share offering has made matters worse.

While SOXX and SMH both track the semiconductor industry, their portfolios are balanced very differently.