It Took 53 Years for AMD to Beat Intel. Here's Why. | WSJ
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Concerns that it is late to the competition in data center AI.
The chipmaker forecast current-quarter revenue that could fall short of market estimates by more than $2 billion.
While Intel isn't yet competitive in the AI-specific chip market, its central processing units (CPUs) are often used in conjunction with Nvidia's AI chips, with a third of Intel's server CPUs now sold as part of AI systems.
Intel's stock trades at about 28 times its 12-month forward earnings estimates, versus 45.08 for AMD and nearly 30 for Nvidia, according to LSEG data.
Though the chipmaker’s personal computer business is recovering, demand is weakening in the lucrative market for data centre processors.
Intel also is contending with a slowdown in programmable chips and components for self-driving vehicles, and a fledgling business that makes semiconductors for other companies hasn’t yet taken off.
The company posted revenue growth of 10% year over year, beating Wall Street estimates by $230 million.
During the quarter, Intel enjoyed significant gains from a recovering PC market.
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