Intel teases plan to speed up chip advancements
And Intel seems to still be riding that wave, taping $10.1 billion in earnings for its customer computing group (up 6 percent year over year, and a Q2 record for the business), in spite of the international semiconductor scarcity. The increase for the client computing group also helped Intel make up for slower income from its data center group, which was down 9 percent year-over-year with $6.5 billion in revenue. Offered the frustrating demand for more chip making business in light of the international semiconductor lack, Intel Foundry Services could be a big win for the business down the line.
Intel is feeling quite optimistic about the future, too. And Intel appears to still be riding that wave, tape-recording $10.1 billion in earnings for its customer computing group (up 6 percent year over year, and a Q2 record for the business), in spite of the worldwide semiconductor scarcity. The increase for the client computing group likewise helped Intel make up for slower earnings from its information center group, which was down 9 percent year-over-year with $6.5 billion in income. The past year has been a troubled one for Intel. Provided the overwhelming need for more chip making business in light of the global semiconductor shortage, Intel Foundry Services might be a big win for the company down the line.