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The Intellionaire Ep. 27 - New Intel Rises from the Ashes. Pre-Earnings Review.

Godspeed to all of our ports. Intel has had a historic run up, and I chime in with my thoughts on the stock and how this could go tomorrow. Time to start physically and mentally preparing for the big day. It’s game time.

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u/Due_Calligrapher_800 — 2 hours ago

Why does nobody seem to talk about silicon photonics at Intel?

They’ve been working on it for years, and it feels like it could be a huge deal for data centers and AI (optical interconnects, lower power, higher bandwidth, etc.). But compared to CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators, it barely gets mentioned. Is it just because it’s “behind the scenes” infrastructure, or it being not mature enough to matter? Curious what people who follow this more closely think.

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u/ReasonableSurprise19 — 20 hours ago

Why does the WSJ hate INTC?

Has the WSJ ever said anything good about Intel? There’s a negative article this morning saying INTC’s recent run is unwarranted. I’ve been a shareholder for years and read the WSJ daily. They never miss a chance to crap on INTC. I don’t get it.

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u/Ok-Vacation-7064 — 3 days ago

INTC thesis has been and remains EXTREMELY simple

Forget technical stock analysis. We know the products are as good as anything on the market, and they are expanding to manufacture as many as possible. We know the company financials are stable and improving.

To anyone who asks, “Should I invest in Intel?,” I present only two questions:

  1. Does fabless NVDA still deserve to be worth 15x INTC?

  2. How will the importance of Intel change when the PLA invades and Taiwan’s fabs are destroyed?

Intel is a critical strategic US asset, and—until the Terafab is complete—one that is unique. Not long from now, we will look back in disbelief that Intel’s market cap stayed below $1T so long into the race toward the Singularity.

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u/kftnyc — 4 days ago