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Stocktwits reports RBC expects Intel to beat Q2 revenue estimates, amid reports of data center layoffs. A separate report cites a US intelligence memo.
Stocktwits reports that Intel shares rose after RBC predicted the company would beat expectations for second-quarter revenue. The same report mentions that there are reports of layoffs in Intel's data center operations.
The sources do not give further detail on the size or location of the reported layoffs, or on the basis for RBC's forecast. Stocktwits frames the layoff reports as coming alongside the analyst call.
Separately, The Tech Buzz published a story about an intelligence memo describing China's Ministry of State Security targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The provided description does not link that story to Intel.
Analyst revenue forecasts are one of several inputs investors watch around chipmakers, and workforce changes are often reported alongside company strategy shifts.
An analyst's revenue view combined with reports of data center job cuts gives investors two different signals to weigh about Intel's business.
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