Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan unveils the Intel Core Ultra series 3, code-named Panther Lake, built on the Intel 18A process node in Arizona.

Intel surpasses revenue expectations, with Q3 revenue at $13.65 billion and adjusted EPS of 23 cents, leading to a 6% stock jump in extended trading.

Intel anticipates Q4 revenue of $13.3 billion and 8 cents EPS, excluding the impact of the recent sale of its Altera subsidiary.

During Q3, Intel reported a net income of $4.1 billion, with an additional $5.7 billion received from the U.S. government.

Intel warns investors of accounting uncertainties related to the U.S. government’s equity stake, prompting possible future result revisions due to the government shutdown.

Intel secures $5 billion investment from Nvidia, aiming to integrate CPUs with AI graphics processors to boost growth in its data center CPU business.

Intel’s foundry division reports $4.2 billion in sales during Q3, solely attributed to Intel’s use for chip manufacturing, with a focus on future customer acquisition.

Intel saw a rise in demand for its chips exceeding supply, predicting continued growth into next year, particularly in collaboration with Nvidia for AI products.

Intel aims to revive growth in its data center CPU business through partnerships like the one with Nvidia, as it experiences a positive trend in chip sales overall.

Read more at CNBC: Intel (INTC) earnings report Q3 2025