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11-01 15:10
$英特尔(INTC)$ hit a new level of hype overnight.🔥 -28.58%

Revenue: $16.5B (+21% YoY)
Beat guidance; strongest data center growth in 15 years.

Non-GAAP EPS: $0.52 (+126% YoY)
Crushed expectations; driven by server pricing power.

Non-GAAP Gross Margin: 44.1% (+4.1 pts YoY)
2.1 pts above guidance; improved 18A/Intel 3 yields.

DCAI Revenue (Data Center): $7.3B (+78% YoY)
The undisputed growth engine; Server ASPs surged 54%.

CCPG Revenue (Client/PC): $8.1B (-5% YoY)
The drag: PC demand softened, and memory shortages hit TAM.

Intel Foundry Operating Loss: -$1.9B
Still bleeding, but narrowing (vs. -$2.3B YoY) as 14A progresses.

Q4 Revenue Guidance: $15.0B – $16.0B
Implies YoY growth decelerates; PC slowdown persists.

Q4 Non-GAAP EPS Guidance: $0.25
Sharp QoQ drop, factoring in the Israel fab disruption and PC headwinds.

Intel Plunges 28.6% — Is This a Buying Opportunity?
Intel closed down 28.58% on Friday to $65.76, and the US government's stake is now reportedly sitting on a paper loss of about \$11 billion. The idea that Washington's backing put a floor under the stock is fading fast. If fundamentals can't take over from here, is this plunge a mispriced opportunity — or the start of a fresh valuation reset?
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