
INTC: Disappointing print, but Q1 supply trough; 18A yields and restructuring drive margin, rev rebound by Q2.
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Intel results - No doubt it’s a disappointing result after the strong rally recently. However, we do believe the medium-to-long-term thesis is still intact, and Intel is in the process of improving the supply situation and yield into the end of the year. Also, the CAPEX commentary is positive for the SPE segment.
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