Intel Shares Surge to Record Highs
Intel shares surged by 23.6% on the US stock market following the release of its quarterly report, according to Zamin.uz. During trading, the growth rate reached 25%, pushing the company's securities above the peak levels seen during the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s.
The price per share reached $82.54, marking the highest growth rate recorded since 1987, as reported by leading publications. According to Bloomberg, the value of the Intel share package held by the US government since last August has reached $36 billion.
If the government were to sell these assets now, the net profit would amount to $27 billion. Rapid developments in artificial intelligence have sharply increased demand for Intel processors, helping the company successfully navigate out of a crisis.
These positive shifts also impacted other major players in the industry. AMD shares rose by 14%, while Arm securities climbed 12%.
Nvidia's market value increased by 4.3%, crossing the $5 trillion threshold. Donald Trump reacted to the situation, highlighting that the US is once again becoming the global hub for semiconductor manufacturing.
Currently, competition among tech giants is reaching a new level. Intel's impressive results have restored investor confidence.
Industry experts believe that investments directed toward AI technologies will continue to be the primary driver for the growth of tech stocks in the future. This further proves the invaluable role of digital technologies in the global economy.
