Intel CFO says data center and AI revenue could beat forecasts by nearly $10 billion
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Demand for Intel's server chips is outrunning supply, even as the PC business and a fab disruption weigh on near-term guidance Intel has a problem most chipmakers would happily trade for: customers want more of its data center and AI products than it can make. CFO David Zinsner said that demand gap means revenue in the segment may beat forecasts by nearly $10 billion by year-end . The comments follow Intel’s Q3 2026 earnings report, released on October 29, 2026. Its Data Center and AI (DCAI) segment brought in $7.3 billion in revenue during the quarter.
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