Changes in US stocks | Intel (INTC.US) rose more than 10% CEO Chen Liwu says this year will be a turning point in the company's strategy

Zhitongcaijing · 4d ago

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on Wednesday, Intel (INTC.US) rose more than 10%, the biggest intraday increase since September 18 last year, and is now at 43.71 US dollars. According to the news, Intel previously officially released an AI PC chip series based on the 18A process at CES, which is regarded as a key milestone in the company's manufacturing revival and technological leadership. The next-generation chip uses a groundbreaking transistor architecture and power supply design. It is not only Intel's first large-scale mass production of the 18A process, but is also aimed at regaining the market share occupied by AMD and proving that its foundry business has returned to the cutting edge of technological competition.

Intel CEO Chen Liwu stressed that the company “has fulfilled its promise to deliver the first batch of 18A process products in 2025.” Johnson further stated that “2026 will be a strategic turning point for the industry and Intel”, implying that technology iteration and market patterns will enter a new phase.