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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By DIGITIMES negative

Intel's server surge faces a supply setback as PC weakness persists

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Intel's growing server business is strengthening its operating recovery, but a factory disruption and a prolonged PC downturn threaten its ability to convert demand into near-term sales. Its third-quarter results show why the turnaround now depends as much on supplying data centers as on reviving the client business that has long anchored the company.
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