Good morning. Intel, once the world’s leading chipmaker, has struggled in recent years to keep pace with the rise of artificial intelligence computing. Under new CEO Lip‑Bu Tan, and bolstered by government and private investment, the tech company is pursuing an ambitious turnaround.
“We took meaningful steps this quarter to strengthen our balance sheet, including accelerated funding from the U.S. government and investments by Nvidia and SoftBank Group that increase our operational flexibility and demonstrate the critical role we play in the ecosystem,” Intel CFO David Zinsner said Thursday in a statement accompanying the company’s Q3 2025 earnings report.
