Intel reported a net loss of $600 million for the fourth quarter of 2025, with CFO David Zinsner admitting that the company misjudged demand for data center products.

Investors rewarded Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) prematurely heading into earnings on January 22, but it ended up being a disappointment. Revenue and EPS both beat consensus, but it wasn’t enough to lift the mood.

Intel says that chip yields are forcing tough decisions about who should get its available processor supply. As of now, data center customers are preferred.

Intel's fourth quarter earnings are in and they reflect a 4.1% year-over-year loss to $13.7 billion, bringing the full-year tally to a flat $52.9 billion.

Intel stock is up 160% since July, but it looks overbought as valuation and forward P/E price in success despite weak guidance and margins. Learn more about INTC stock here.

Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC) reports fourth-quarter financial results on Thursday. Here's a look at the key details from the chipmaker's report.

Shares fell 13% on weak Q1 guidance as manufacturing yields limit AI chip supply despite strong demand and Q4 revenue beat.

Intel Corporation beats Q4 earnings, but foundry losses and margin pressure persist. Click for this updated look at INTC stock and see why I am downgrading it.

Intel misses Q4 earnings, warns Q1 will be worse as chip supply shortages bite. Stock drops 7% after hours on zero EPS guidance and margin pressure.