The Latest Breaking News from Intel Corporation

Intel stock is sinking Friday after the tech giant's dismal earnings results, which includes job cuts and a suspended dividend. Here's what you need to know.

Intel says that a Reddit user's RMA claims were counterfeit products, threatening to destroy them if the user goes through with the returns. In the meantime, Micro Center and Amazon accepted the defective Intel chips and gave a refund despite the CPUs already falling out of the return window.

Intel can still turn the ship around, but time is running out.

A fix is here, but only for fresh Intel CPUs that aren't already affected.

Intel suffered a massive financial loss in its recent reports, and the company has responded by announcing layoffs of 15% of its work layoffs.

It's no recall, but Intel is clearly feeling the heat by extending 13th and 14th Gen CPU warranties. This comes on the heels of a class action lawsuit investigation, which you can contribute to as an affected customer.

US markets decline on weak jobs report, impacting Big Tech companies. Investors turn to bonds for safety amidst recession concerns.

U.S. Department of Justice investigates whether Nvidia forced its partners to buy multiple products to maximize its earnings.

Intel announces major cost-cutting plan to resize and refocus as it loses $1.6 billion on $12.8 billion revenue in Q2 2024.

The trend towards miniaturization of desktop systems was kickstarted by the Intel NUCs in the early 2010s. The increasing popularity of compact PCs also led to the introduction of a variety of slightly larger form-factors. Custom boards falling in size between the NUC's 4" x 4" ultra-compact form-factor (UCFF) and…

Update 08/06: Intel published an additional note on Monday, confirming which SKUs are covered by the program. The full list of SKUs has been added to the article below, but it's essentially the 13600K/14600K and above – all of Intel's high-TDP desktop parts using the Raptor Lake B0 die. Capping…