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Intel: plan for home-made chips is far from oven-ready

Rising costs have coincided with a drop in the company’s central PC business
Over the past nine months, Intel has reported $985mn in net losses

Spoils from the artificial intelligence chip boom have so far been limited to just one chip company: Nvidia. Chip manufacturing giant Intel is missing out. A hopeful upgrade from investment bank Mizuho has pushed the company’s share price to a 17-month high. But the catalyst is not AI.

Sales in Intel’s data centre and AI unit dropped more than 10 per cent in the past quarter compared with the previous year. Over the past nine months, the company has reported $985mn in net losses. No wonder the stock trades at a sales multiple one-ninth the size of Nvidia’s.

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