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Currently, Intel is continuously making a minus. In order to get out of the hole, upcoming products should become more profitable.
Intel Lays Out Plan for Profitability, Including a New 50% Gross Margin Goal for New Products and Leveraging Production Across Three Foundries
Image: Intel Intel Products CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus attended a Bank of America Conference, where a strategic overview was presented. Intel’s longstanding financial woes have taken their toll on the once-leading manufacturer, leading to continual layoffs year after year for some time now. Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger was replaced by Lip-Bu Tan earlier this year, who has been tasked with getting the company back on track for profitability…
Could Intel Arc GPUs be in trouble? CEO of Products draws a line for what goes into production
Last Updated on June 6, 2025 It has been a bit of a turbulent time for Intel. In the past year, it has had troubles with 14th and 13th Gen instability, and the next-gen 200S reviews were disappointing; it was no surprise to see their year end in stock crashes and cutbacks. Even with all ...
Intel has announced a fundamental change in its business policy: In the future, the Group will only approve projects that can be proven to have a gross margin of at least 50 percent. (Continue reading)
Intel Sets 50% Gross Margin Goal for Every New Product Before Production
Intel's tale of financial difficulties has been told for many quarters now, and the company is slowly paving the way to profitability through workforce reduction, new aggressive product roadmaps, and, as of now, a 50% gross margin requirement before entering production. At Bank of America's global technology conference, Intel Products CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus noted that CEO Lip-Bu Tan is "laser-focused on the fact that we need to get our g…
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