Intel’s Plot Twist: When a Turnaround Stock Hits the Manufacturing Wall
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- Intel (INTC) plunged over 14% on January 23, 2026, after guiding to flat EPS and thinner margins for Q1 2026 despite decent Q4 2025 results.
- Demand for newer data-center products looks solid, but internal manufacturing and supply constraints are limiting revenue and keeping margins in the mid-30% range.
- The long-term reinvention into a leading foundry and AI-era chip player is intact, but 2026 is looking more like a grind-it-out rebuild than a clean turnaround win.
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