Intel plunges 17% after-hours as weak Q4 forecast overshadows Q3 beat
Intel shares dropped 17% to $75.84 in after-hours trading after the chipmaker guided Q4 revenue well below estimates, overshadowing an Q3 earnings beat and strong data-center/AI growth, per Invezz. The guidance miss is the catalyst investors are reacting to.
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invezz.com: https://invezz.com/news/2026/10/29/intel-stock-plunges-17-after-weak-q4-forecast-overshadows-ai-growth/
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