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Intel will certainly have tremendous earnings report because of the demand for its GPU chips 

Intel dips 2.3% intraday — can a blowout after-hours earnings fuel a comeback?
Intel slid 2.33% on the day, but its Q2 print landed strong — AI demand drove the fastest sales growth in a decade, and the stock popped after hours. Management said it has "regained pricing leverage it hasn't had in years" across foundry and products, a signal many read as the chip giant riding the AI cycle back into the game. Margin recovery and advanced-node ramp still need proving. With the market ready to tell a growth story on Intel again, how far can this run?
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