2025-12-21 17:06:19

Intel's stock performance caught everyone's attention in 2025—quite the turnaround from previous struggles. The gains look impressive on paper, but don't get fooled by the headline numbers.

Here's the thing: the chipmaker still faces massive headwinds ahead. Competition from AMD and TSMC remains brutal. Their manufacturing roadmap? Still catching up to rivals. Mining operations and GPU-heavy applications need reliable, cost-effective chips—and Intel's got to prove they can compete there.

The stock jump is encouraging, sure. But structural challenges in the chip industry won't disappear overnight. Watch their actual product releases and market share moves before calling this a full recovery.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 10h ago

Paper digital looks good but is useless, can this rebound of Intel last until next year? I think it's uncertain.

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ConfusedWhale

· 10h ago

The digital paper looks good, but what about its actual competitiveness? AMD and TSMC are waiting, can Intel really turn things around this time?

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RugpullTherapist

· 10h ago

Paper-based digital looks good, but what about the real product competitiveness? AMD and TSMC are still there, and it's not so easy for Intel to turn things around.

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AirdropFatigue

· 10h ago

The paper looks good, but what about reality? AMD and TSMC are still eyeing closely, and Intel really needs to deliver products that speak for themselves.

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