The range of estimates reflects Intel’s ongoing struggles in the competitive semiconductor market, especially as it works to close the gap with rivals like AMD and Nvidia. Despite its substantial investments in cutting-edge technologies such as AI and chip manufacturing, the company’s turnaround is expected to take time. As a result, most analysts recommend holding the stock rather than buying, reflecting uncertainty about the speed of Intel’s recovery.
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