Reports suggested AMD is considering utilizing Intel's manufacturing capabilities.
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA03 Oct 2025, 17:45 UTC
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The video provides a fundamental analysis of Intel stock, discussing early talks of AMD becoming a foundry customer. It mentions Reuters reporting that AMD was evaluating Intel's manufacturing technology. Intel's aggressive investments in manufacturing capabilities are noted, as well as the company's intentions to be a foundry for semiconductor chips. It notes how a potential deal would be reflected in cashflow. The speaker reiterates a 'buy' rating. The speaker calculates an intrinsic value per share for Intel at $29.45, against a current market price of $35.94, the speaker thinks that $29.45 is an understatement of the intrinsic value per share, and states a 'buy rating' .
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