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David Zinsner

CFO, Intel

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Industry is facing one of the most severe supply constraints in its history across leading-edge logic, silicon wafers, memory, and substrates. These shortages will persist for the foreseeable future.

2026-07-23-earnings-intc-q2-fy2026· 2026-07-23#hbm-supply-bottleneck#us-fab-capacity-bottleneck

Collectively, our AI-driven businesses grew greater than 70% year-over-year, including record data center growth, and contributed approximately 70% of revenue.

2026-07-23-earnings-intc-q2-fy2026· 2026-07-23#us-fab-capacity-bottleneck

We expect PC consumption to be sub-seasonal in the second half of the year and down low double-digits percent for all of 2026, impacted by rising memory prices and constraints.

2026-07-23-earnings-intc-q2-fy2026· 2026-07-23#memory-shock-to-oem-value-transfer

Given our confidence around next year, we must have pretty significant confidence in our customers, or we wouldn't be putting the POs in place today.

2026-07-23-earnings-intc-q2-fy2026· 2026-07-23#us-fab-capacity-bottleneck
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David Zinsner

One-line summary: Intel CFO; on the Q2 2026 call framed the FY26/27 capex raise as customer-commitment-gated while admitting industry-wide supply constraints across leading-edge logic, wafers, memory, and substrates.

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