This was the next coup against the background of new import tasks and the ongoing decline of demand for processors and semiconductors.
According to Seekingalpha, the quotes collapsed by 7.36% after the announcement of American tariffs introduced by the Trump administration. Although new tasks have not yet been applied directly to the chips, the industry has already felt the effect: the increase in a PC prices may reduce demand and the costs of manufacturers may grow.
Intel’s fall is part of a wider return in the semiconductor sector. Amd shares were 6.5%, micron – 4.1%, Qorvo – almost 10%. The losses also recorded Nvidia, Qualcomm, Apple and TSMC.
Now Intel’s fate is largely based on the release of Panther Lake processors in the new technology process at 18A. If the company can achieve competitive performance and good profitability, investors’ confidence may improve.
Otherwise, experts do not exclude that Intel should have to abandon their production and focus on the development of chips.
Source: Ferra
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