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Intel's horrible quarter revealed an inventory glut and underused factories

Por: CNBC Tech January 27, 2023

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In this articleIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger, with U.S. President Joe Biden (not pictured), announces the tech firm’s plan to build a $20 billion plant in Ohio, from the South Court Auditorium on the White House campus in Washington, January 21, 2022.Jonathan Ernst Reuters December earnings showed in the company's sales, profit, gross margin, and outlook, both for the quarter and the full year.Investors hated it, sending the stock over 9% lower... + full article



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