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“We delivered another solid quarter. Revenue, gross margin, and earnings per share exceeded guidance, including our strongest data center revenue growth in 15 years,” said David Zinsner, Intel CFO.

“Despite near-term headwinds across the PC industry, demand for our CPUs remains robust, reinforcing our confidence in the long-term growth opportunities for our business. Our immediate priority is to unlock additional supply to meet extraordinary demand for our Intel Xeon family, while strengthening our product portfolio and roadmap. We are moving with urgency and focus to capitalize on these opportunities to deliver sustainable growth and long-term shareholder value,” said Intel CEO @LipBuTan1. Read more in our Q3 2026 earnings report:

Intel reports Q3 2026 financial results:

As chips get smaller, innovation requires more than simply shrinking transistors.​ From planar transistors to FinFETs and gate-all-around architectures, bringing these technologies to life relies on extraordinary manufacturing precision. Explore the engineering behind these innovations and see what's next for semiconductor technology in our full conversation on @dwarkeshpodcast:

Want to learn more about RibbonFET and how it’s advancing transistor technology? Dive deeper here:

AI curriculum isn't a product. It's the demand engine.​ AI EmpowerED is more than a few tutorials. It's a workforce enablement model connecting learning, technology, and implementation into one repeatable pathway.​ If you're overwhelmed by disconnected AI tools, vendors, and training programs, AI EmpowerED can help.​ See it in action:

Intel and @OracleCloud announced plans to expand Intel Xeon-based computing on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Intended to meet growing demand for enterprise applications, agentic AI and inference, the planned multiyear collaboration is expected to span current and future Xeon platforms, including planned OCI X14 offerings based on next-gen Intel Xeon, codenamed Diamond Rapids. Read more:

A real-world application of AI out in the field. The football field. See how @aiscoutofficial, powered by Intel, is giving the @49ers advanced player movement insights—and changing the game—in minutes -

@aiscoutofficial @49ers Featuring the 49ers' Costa Kladianos and Dustin Perry, Jonathan Lee from @aiscoutofficial, and Gary Brown from Intel

Intel announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire @ClassiqTech to advance scalable quantum computing. Combining Intel’s quantum software platform, silicon spin-qubit technology and advanced manufacturing expertise with Classiq’s automated quantum algorithm synthesis platform to help create a full-stack quantum computing platform, while continuing to support a modality-and hardware-agnostic software solution that enables an open and collaborative quantum software ecosystem -

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RT @Intel_Foundry: Advancing semiconductor performance isn't just about smaller transistors. Innovations in advanced packaging, like hybrid bonding, enable denser chip-to-chip connections and create new opportunities for performance and power efficiency. But bringing these technologies to life requires extraordinary manufacturing precision. Discover the engineering behind next-generation semiconductor packaging. Watch the full conversation: #IntelFoundry

Meeting sovereignty requirements shouldn't limit possibilities. Together with @Microsoft, we're helping organizations balance control, security, and flexibility across their workloads.

Digital sovereignty requirements vary by workload, and they keep changing. Microsoft and @Intel are building a consistent foundation from edge to cloud, so you can run AI where your data lives, with controls you can verify. Learn more:

Performance isn’t just achieved, it’s engineered. Check out @oscarpiastri’s limited-edition @mclarenf1 & Intel helmet this weekend in Austin.

Security is evolving. So are the technologies that protect our data. Learn how Intel is advancing trusted computing through innovations in confidential AI, post-quantum cryptography, and more. Read the full 2026 report:

It's go time!

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New lid just dropped @intel ✨ #McLarenF1 | #UnitedStatesGP 🇺🇸

Catch @oscarpiastri if you can. He’ll be rocking a new look at the race in Austin, courtesy of our partnership with @mclarenf1.

Precision comes from preparation. @mclarenf1 and @oscarpiastri, it’s go time.

RT @dwarkesh_sp: I spent two days touring Intel’s most advanced fab and talking to its technical leadership to understand what the chips of the future will look like. A lot of what's coming next – gate-all-around transistors, backside power, CFET, hybrid bonding – is hard to follow without actually seeing it, so we made all the awesome animated explainers that I wish I had while I was prepping. I also asked Intel’s leadership how the semiconductor industry will cope with the enormous shock in demand from AI. AI compute has grown 3x a year for the last decade, but according to Intel's CTO, Intel could only double leading-edge wafer production with today’s global stock of chipmaking tools. What kinds of tricks can foundries pull to extend this crossover point where demand surges way ahead of supply? This was a totally new format for us - hope you enjoy! 0:00:00 – Intro 0:00:47 – How Intel brings up a new process node 0:03:22 – What Intel learned from 10nm 0:06:28 – From planar transistors to gate-all-around 0:13:13 – Why High-NA EUV pays off for Intel but not TSMC 0:19:20 – Could chips have evolved completely differently? 0:23:33 – Inside Intel's "Hot Topics" meeting 0:29:30 – Replacing copper wires with ruthenium 0:32:41 – Why stacked transistors take a decade to ship 0:39:45 – Hybrid bonding and the chip-to-chip bottleneck 0:48:00 – There aren't enough tools to 10x chip production 0:53:14 – Can Intel catch up to TSMC? 1:01:02 – Terafab, and rethinking the fab from scratch

Precision comes from preparation. @mclarenf1 and @oscarpiastri, it’s go time.

Building semiconductor leadership requires innovation and the manufacturing capacity to bring it to scale. In a new piece, Naga Chandrasekaran shares how Intel Foundry is expanding that capacity across the U.S., including progress on our Ohio site, where the initial major structural truss has been installed on first fab. Read more:

What does it really take to make the world's most advanced chips? Thousands of intricate manufacturing steps. Extraordinary engineering precision. And an industry working to meet growing global demand for computing. Get an inside look at Intel's semiconductor innovation as Chris Auth, Pushkar Ranade, and other Intel experts join @dwarkeshpodcast to explore the science, technology, and manufacturing expertise behind advanced chips. Watch the full conversation: