- Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger supports Snowcap Compute’s innovation in AI processors.
- Analysts’ one-year target price for Intel suggests minimal upside.
- Intel’s GF Value estimate points to a potential 12.31% increase.
Former Intel (INTC, Financial) CEO Pat Gelsinger has shown confidence in the promising field of superconducting AI processors by investing in Snowcap Compute. This strategic move is part of a significant $23 million seed funding round. With Gelsinger now serving as a General Partner at Playground Global, he will actively contribute to Snowcap's progress by joining its board. This collaboration aims to push the boundaries of computing performance.
Wall Street Analysts Forecast for Intel
Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) has caught the attention of 32 analysts who have set their one-year price targets. The average target stands at $21.20, with projections reaching a high of $28.30 and dipping to a low of $14.00. This average suggests an almost negligible upside of 0.23% from the current trading price of $21.16. For further insights into these estimates, visit the Intel Corp (INTC) Forecast page.
In terms of brokerage recommendations, Intel holds a consensus rating of 3.1, classified under "Hold," according to evaluations from 47 brokerage firms. This rating sits within a scale where 1 indicates a Strong Buy, and 5 signifies a Sell.
Evaluating Intel's GF Value
GuruFocus projects the estimated GF Value of Intel Corp (INTC, Financial) at $23.76 in a year. This forecast suggests a potential increase of 12.31% from the current price point of $21.155. The GF Value is an insightful metric from GuruFocus that determines the fair trading value of a stock. It takes into account historical trading multiples, past business growth, and future business performance estimates. For a comprehensive look at Intel's performance metrics, explore the Intel Corp (INTC) Summary page.
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