Intel smashed Q2 earnings, raking in $16.13B in revenue and $0.42 EPS—way above forecasts—thanks to booming server chip demand and strong data center performance. But the market stayed cool: analysts grilled them on competing with AMD and ARM, supply chain snags, and inventory woes. CEO highlighted growth in server chips, advanced packaging, and foundry services, while admitting client chip demand is flat. Next quarter’s outlook? Maybe a bump from edge computing, but production bottlenecks linger through year-end. Big questions remain: Can Intel scale new manufacturing, win new foundry clients, and sustain AI-driven data center momentum? Strong spots clash with persistent hurdles.
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