Intel Corp
Latest Intel Corp News and Updates
 - What Led to the Emergence of the Fabless-Foundry Model?A fabless company only focuses on chip designing and a foundry focuses on manufacturing the chips designed by fabless firms.
 - An Overview of the Semiconductor IndustryAccording to IDC, YoY growth in worldwide semiconductor revenues should slow from 7.1% in 2014 to 3.6% in 2015. Semiconductor revenues are estimated to reach $389.4 billion in 2019.
 - Where Intel Fits in the New Semiconductor Value ChainHuge investment is required at every stage of semiconductor development to make smaller-sized chips in a cost-effective manner without compromising on functionality.
 - Intel and the History of the Semiconductor IndustrySince 2014 when a slowdown in PC shipments hit its revenue, Intel has shifted its focus toward chips for smartphones and tablets.
 - Relatively Low Leverage Gives Tech Companies FlexibilityThe debt-to-equity ratios of several top tech companies suggest that the broader markets are much more leveraged than tech stocks.
 - Analyzing Bridgewater Associates’ positions in 3Q14Bridgewater Associates is an American hedge fund. It was founded in 1975 by Ray Dalio. The firm manages ~$157 billion in global investments.
 - Overview of Applied Materials Silicon Systems segmentIntegrated device manufacturers and foundries use Applies Materials’s semiconductor manufacturing systems to build and package memory, logic, and chips.
 - Applied Materials: A detailed business overviewAccording to Gartner, Applied Materials is the world’s largest maker of semiconductor equipment by revenues.
 - Highlights of Renaissance Technologies’ key positions in 3Q14Renaissance Technologies is an investment management firm. The fund’s portfolio decreased to $36.52 billion in the third quarter—compared to $42.89 billion in the second quarter.
- Earnings Report - What concerns are hovering around NVIDIA’s stock?A loss of technology leadership means that NVIDIA will lose its competitive advantage. This will lead to lower margins through lower revenues and increased R&D spending.
- Company & Industry Overviews - Qualcomm acquires Wilocity to meet huge mobile data traffic needsQualcomm (QCOM) recently acquired Wilocity to boost its portfolio of mobile chipsets. Wilocity operates high-speed wireless technology WiGig, which works at a higher frequency and promises faster data speeds.
 - Must-know: Intel’s software and services strategyIn accordance with its mobile strategy in 2010, Intel acquired McAfee for ~ $7.7 billion. Intel acquired McAfee with the intent of integrating its security solutions into Intel-manufactured chips.
