Intel’s CFO, David Zinsner, messed up big time, and his company paid for it through its nose, with an excruciating ~30 percent stock price drop on Friday. Zinsner’s ‘mea culpa’ appears all the more egregious when you compare the cheery nonchalance with which he delivered the guidance for Q3 2026 with the actual results that Intel announced on Thursday. This situation hints at a severe internal disconnect, one that now threatens to undermine the reliability of Intel’s projections altogether. Intel’s CFO predicted that the Client Computing and Physical AI Group “would be kind of flattish” in Q3, only to record […]
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