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Intel revenues flat as PC market sales fall but data centre sales rise

Computing News
clock 25 October 2019 •
Bob Swan posing outside Intel's Santa Clara, California corporate HQ shortly after being appointed CEO
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Bob Swan posing outside Intel's Santa Clara, California corporate HQ shortly after being appointed CEO

Intel will compete more aggressively for PC market business, according to CEO Bob Swan

Intel has posted flat revenues at $19.2 billion in its third quarter, attributing the result to significantly lower sales into the PC sector, offset by rising data centre product sales. As a result,...

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