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Intel issues warning over falling sales in 2019 - but hints that 5nm chips could be on the way

Dev Kundaliya

26 April 2019 •

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CEO Bob Swan hints that the company's parallel 5nm process developments are on track - unlike its much-delayed 10nm manufacturing processes

Intel has issued a profits warning, after lowering its revenue and earnings forecasts for the second quarter and the rest of 2019. In an earnings conference call on Thursday, the Santa Clara, California-based...

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