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Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is a Santa Clara, California–based semiconductor giant founded in 1968 by Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce. Known for pioneering microprocessors like the Intel 4004 and dominating the PC market with the "Wintel" partnership, Intel today designs and manufactures CPUs, chipsets, FPGAs, GPUs, and other hardware for data centers, PCs, and IoT. Operating under its IDM 2.0 strategy, it blends internal fabrication with foundry services, and continues to invest heavily in advanced nodes (now shifting focus toward its 14A technology). Under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, Intel is undergoing a challenging turnaround to reclaim competitiveness against rivals like TSMC, Nvidia, and AMD .
52‑Week Range:
- High: $37.16
- Low: $17.66 barchart.com+14finance.yahoo.com+14nasdaq.com+14
Analyst Ratings Summary:
Across major platforms, Intel has received varied sentiment:
- Public.com (62 analysts): 18% Strong Buy, 13% Buy, 52% Hold, 8% Sell, 10% Strong Sell — overall consensus: Hold nasdaq.com+15public.com+15markets.businessinsider.com+15
- MarketBeat (31 analysts, past 12 months): 1 Buy, 24 Hold, 6 Sell — consensus to Reduce marketbeat.com
- TipRanks (last 30 days): 1 Buy, 12 Hold, 0 Sell barchart.com+3tipranks.com+3marketbeat.com+3
- StockAnalysis.com (28 analysts): consensus Hold marketbeat.com+2stockanalysis.com+2moomoo.com+2
- ChartMill (51 analysts): 57% Buy consensus chartmill.com
Summary
Intel is a century-spanning tech titan seeking to revive growth through new leadership, advanced chipmaking (14A node), and renewed foundry ambitions. The stock has traded between $17.66 and $37.16 over the last year. With roughly 60–65 analysts currently covering INTC, the consensus leans toward Hold/Neutral, with a modest number favoring Buy, and some recommending Sell or Reduce.
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