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Intel data centre results disappoints

By Sonam Rai and Stephen Nellis

Jul 27 2018 11:55AM

New chips delayed until end of 2019.

Intel data centre results disappoints

Intel Corp's fast-growing data centre business missed Wall Street targets on Thursday as the world's second-largest chipmaker faced stiff rivalry from Advanced Micro Devices Inc - and it again delayed the release of its next-generation chips until the end of 2019. The company's shares fell ...

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