Analysts said that excluding Altera, Intel beat Q3 sales estimates by 4% and raised its Q4 outlook by 3% on encouraging (Windows 11 refresh) CPU demands across both PCs and servers. The company highlighted that demand exceeds supply, a trend that could continue into 2026.

Hitting a fresh one-year high of $41 a share in Friday's trading session, Intel stock has continued an attention-getting rebound from a 52-week and multi-year low of $17.

Intel says that 18A will be a “long-lived node” that will power “at least the next three generations of client and server products.” If you were hoping for a return to the “tick-tock” days where Intel would alternate between shrinking its chips and releasing new architectures every generation, that’s not happening here.

Intel Corporation posted strong Q3 earnings, but concerns over future growth, demand, and competition linger. Click here to read my analysis of INTC stock.

Intel's continued efforts to right the ship are paying off with another strong quarter in the books, with the company reporting $13.7 billion in revenue in Q3.

Intel beat Q3 earnings expectations with $13.7 billion revenue and secured major investments from the U.S. government, Nvidia, and SoftBank.

Intel’s Q3 2025 earnings report was published at the close of markets today. Intel reported $13.7 billion in revenue for the quarter, beating the expectation of $13.11 billion. Intel also reported an EPS (earnings per share) of $0.23/share against a $0.01/share expectation.

Intel reported third quarter earnings and revenue that topped Wall Street's expectations on Thursday but its Q4 outlook fell short of analyst estimates. Intel reported $13.7 billi