Intel's Server Market Share Drops to 62% as AMD Closes In: Market May Split Evenly by 2027
After decades of dominance in the server CPU sector, Intel is now facing a rapidly shifting competit...
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Intel Officially Exits Auto Business: A Decade of Ambitions Ends, and It Lost More Than to Just Horizon Robotics
Just two months after a high-profile debut at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show and announcing multiple partnerships in China, Intel has confirmed the shutdown of its automotive business unit. Despite a $15.3 billion bet on Mobileye and years of autonomous driving ambitions, Intel is now making a sharp exit. Why did this decade-long journey in smart vehicles end so abruptly?
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Geopolitical Crisis Can't Stop Crypto Inflows: Digital Assets See 10th Consecutive Week of Gains, YTD Inflows Hit Record High
Despite global uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, digital assets continue to attract strong capi...
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Bitcoin Anchored in Global Storm: Down 11.5%, Yet ETFs Keep Flowing In
Amid global economic turmoil and geopolitical tension, the cryptocurrency market is undergoing significant volatility. Bitcoin (BTC), as the industry's flagship asset, has dropped more than 11.5% from its May highs. However, despite ongoing liquidation pressure, institutional investors continue to inject capital via spot ETFs, providing some resilience to the market.
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US Core CPI Falls Below Expectations for Fourth Straight Month; 75% Chance of Fed Rate Cut in September
U.S. inflation data for May showed continued moderation, with core CPI rising only 0.1% month-over-month, missing forecasts for the fourth consecutive time. The softer numbers have strengthened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. However, tariff-related inflation pressures are beginning to surface in select categories.
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Trade Tensions Ease? New Survey Shows CEOs Less Worried About U.S. Recession
After earlier concerns triggered by Trump's global tariff proposal, new data suggests American business leaders are regaining confidence. A CEO survey shows recession fears have dropped sharply as the trade climate stabilizes, though uncertainty around future policies remains.
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